In the 117-minute match, England beat Iran with a historic six in the World Cup
The England national team won a historic victory today, Monday, 6-2 against its counterpart, Iran
England play in Group B, owned by the USA and Iran, and England are scheduled to start in England on Tuesday 29 November.
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First goal by Harry Maguire
the right, to be met by Manchester City player from inside the penalty area, settled in the middle of the goal area. Moments before the end of the match
referee Mahdi Tarmi returned successfully.
In the penalty area, to be shot by Mahdi Tarmi
The England national team dominated the course of the first half, and Harry Maguire almost opened the match’s goals in the eighth minute
after he hit a powerful ball coming from his teammate Harry Kane from the right front
but the ball passed safely past Iran’s national team. His colleague, the Iranian national team defender
fell on the field for more than 8 minutes, and after receiving treatment inside the stadium
he fell again and asked to be replaced,
so that substitute goalkeeper Al-Hussein Al-Hussein participated in the first emergency substitution for the Iranian national team.
England was close to scoring the first goal through Harry Maguire, who received a cross From John Stones from the right front,
the Manchester United defender met it with an elaborate header, but the post stood in front of Maguire’s ball, announcing the continuation of the negative tie.
Jude Bellingham broke up the clash in the 35th minute and scored a header that hit Iran’s net, after receiving a cross from Luke Shaw from the left front
he met it Jude Bellingham header from inside the penalty area settled on the top left of the goal.
In the 40th minute, the offensive features of the Iranian national team began to appear
when Reza Jahanbakhsh sent a cross from the right front, but the defense pushed it away England successfully.
Saka strengthened the score in the 43rd minute, after receiving a cross from a corner kick from the left
Maguire met with a header that reached Bukayo Saka
he inside the penalty area, and the latter hit a missile ball that settled on the top left of the goal.
In a precedent that did not happen in the history of the World Cup