Belgium's performances at this tournament, particularly against Ukraine in the final group game, have unfolded a series of intriguing scenes and events that raise questions about the current state and future of this team.
Belgium are locked in an unexpected stalemate in a crucial match against Ukraine. In the previous group stage, Belgium had a record of 1 win and 1 loss, and faced Ukraine and had to fight for a point to ensure qualification from the group. Heading into stoppage time, the Belgians resorted to a controversial tactic – delaying time.
Players such as Kevin De Bruyne have clearly started to use various delaying tactics when taking corners. They work closely with their teammates, receiving and placing the ball deliberately slowly, and even having a few discussions before they are ready to serve. This delaying tactic is not a simple on-the-field strategy, but a realistic response to the situation. Belgium understand that keeping the score in place is crucial for them to progress from the group at this crucial juncture. However, this tactical decision caused strong dissatisfaction and boos among the fans at the scene.
The crowd on the sidelines didn't understand what the players were doing. Every delay they made on the field seemed to challenge the fairness and spirit of the game. What fans want to see is a passionate game and a great attack, not passive conservatism and a waste of time. Especially in such a competitive event, Belgium's approach is particularly abrupt and boring.
The Belgian players know that their decisions are not just for the sake of the current result, but also for the long-term interests of the team. Keeping the score means they have a chance to qualify for the next round as group runners-up and avoid a head-to-head clash with stronger opponents. This tactical choice, although it caused a moment of dissatisfaction, was the result of careful consideration within the team. They know that winning or losing at the top level often depends on the choice and execution of tactics, not just the skill and strength of the athlete.
There was a heated discussion within the Belgian team after the game. The players were emotionally charged with each other, with in-depth analysis and criticism of the various tactical decisions and performances of the players during the game. Coach Tedesco is also involved, not only as a coach who directs the game, but also as a mediator of cooperation and relationships within the team. When he realized that the camera was filming their discussion, he immediately motioned for the camera crew to stop recording, not wanting the outside world to see their internal conflicts and disputes.
After the game, there was an unprecedented heated discussion within the Belgian team, a scene reminiscent of the traditional internal feud of European Red Devils. There was a heated debate among the players over the tactical choices and performances in the game. Kevin De Bruyne and the rest of the senior players are supportive of the time-delaying tactics, believing it is crucial to keep the score in crucial moments. However, the younger players were unimpressed, believing that this conservative tactic affected the team's attacking spirit and was a departure from the fans and the spirit of the game.
In this internal discussion, emotional rhetoric is endless. The youngsters accused the senior players of being too conservative and felt they should have been more daring to seek attacking opportunities when it mattered most. Conversely, the veteran players countered that top-level victories are often built on solid defensive foundations, and delaying time only to protect the score if necessary is a tactical choice for established teams.
In the midst of such an dispute, Coach Tedesco became more and more helpless. As the leader of the team, he tried to find balance and unity in the midst of internal contradictions, but this time, the intensity of the argument was beyond his expectations. When he spotted the camera filming the arguments, he immediately motioned for the camera crew to stop recording. He is well aware that if these internal disputes are exposed by the media, they will have a greater negative impact on the team and may even increase the tension within the team.
This scene quickly sparked heated discussions among netizens on social media. There is support for the heated debate within the Belgian team, arguing that it reflects the team's emphasis on the result and the desire to win; Others criticized the players' bickering as unorthodox, arguing that such internal divisions would have a negative impact on the team's overall cohesion. In a discussion forum, netizen "Football Kid" posted: "De Bruyne delayed to protect the score, which is true, but this conservative tactic is also disappointing. The young players should have more fighting spirit and should not be trapped in a conservative system. ”
In another post, netizen "Fan World" said: "Tedesco's request to stop filming is the right move, and this kind of internal controversy is better not to be amplified by the media." Conflicts within the team are sometimes normal, but if they are exaggerated by the outside world, they can have more negative effects on the team. ”
The fans were extremely unhappy with the performance of the Belgian players, especially after the Belgian team barely qualified and entered the death half. The players were prepared to applaud the crowd but were booed and questioned, a reaction that reflected the fans' deep dissatisfaction with the team's performance and the FIFA ranking system. Belgium once topped the rankings, but the gap in strength and performance has sparked widespread discussion and questioning.
Let's take a look at the technical characteristics of Kimmich in Germany.
Kimmich's passing ability is nothing short of nothing short of a matter of time, as he is not only a penalty taker from Bayern's set-pieces, but he is also adept at providing accurate crosses and assists in midfield. On the pitch, he is often compared to Gundogan and Lahm, and he himself sees himself as having some Xavi and Alonso traits. The media even described him as a "Swiss Army knife player", versatile, precise and sharp, with a rigorous and aggressive style of play that hardly makes mistakes. Whether it's Pep Guardiola or Loew, Flick and Nagelsmann, almost every coach loves this type of player.
On the Internet, fans also have a lot of unique opinions and discussions about Kimmich's characteristics and abilities. Some netizens believe that Kimmich's passing is like a precision scalpel, and every pass can be accurate, which is indeed rare in terms of technique and precision. Other fans appreciate his all-round ability, believing that he is not only a technical player, but also has a strong sense of defense and vision on the field, which makes his role in the management of the midfield very important.
In terms of style of play, some fans have compared him to Gundogan and Lahm, believing that the three have similarities in their technical styles, and are both known for their precision and steadiness. Interestingly, some have compared him to legends Xavi and Marcos Alonso, praising him as somewhat similar to the two superstars in terms of passing and long balling.
Some discussions went deeper, with some arguing that Kimmich's attacking awareness and passing eye allowed him to play a key role in the attacking end of the pitch as well. Not only is his passing accurate, but he often opens up opposition defences and creates scoring opportunities for his team.
The dilemma of Belgian football is not just about winning or losing a game, but also about the complex interweaving of relationships within the team, fan expectations and FIFA rankings. In the future, Belgian football needs more reflection and adjustment to regain the trust of fans and the height of strength.
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