7-0, Belgium is undefeated in 8 rounds + qualified for the World Cup, the 24-year-old AC Milan veteran exploded: 2 goals and 1 assist

The Belgian team, ranked 8th in the world, ushered in the 8th round of the first group stage of the European preliminaries. Belgium played at home against the Liechtenstein team, ranked 206th in the world.

Belgium leads Group J with 15 points before the game, 2 points ahead of the second-place North Macedonia team, and also 2 points ahead of the third-place Wales team. The Belgian team has a goal difference of 6 more than North Macedonia and 11 more than Wales. It can be said that as long as the Belgian team is undefeated, it can directly advance to the World Cup. Since the Liechtenstein team is far weaker than the Belgian team on paper, this campaign is a must-win for the Belgian team. Before the game, more than 90% and nearly 10% of the fans were full of confidence in Belgium's home victory over Liechtenstein.

In the 3rd minute of the first half, Vanaken took the lead to help the Belgian team take the lead.

After 31 minutes, Salle Markers made a wonderful pass, and the 23-year-old Manchester City player Doku helped Belgium expand its lead with another victory.

After 7 minutes, Doku's sword was unsheathed to help the Belgian team gain another victory and continue to expand its lead.

In the 7th minute of the second half, 24-year-old AC Milan veteran Deketrale made a pass, and Brandon helped Belgium continue to expand its lead.

After 3 minutes, Salle Markers helped Belgium gain another victory.

After 2 minutes, Doku passed the ball and Deketrale helped Belgium gain another victory.

After 2 minutes, Meunier made a wonderful pass, and De Ketralay helped Belgium gain another victory.

In the end, Belgium swept the Liechtenstein team and remained undefeated in eight consecutive rounds of World Cup qualifying. After the game, Belgium surpassed Wales with 18 points to win the group first place and advance directly to the World Cup.