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On July 2, Beijing time, in the battle for the top 8 seats in the European Cup, the French team played against the Belgian team. In this game, France had 2 shots on target from 19 shots, and Belgium had 2 shots on target with 5 shots. Muani created an own goal from Vertonghen in the 85th minute to see the better France advance to the last eight. Belgium went out 0-1 and found the top culprit: 6.4 points were the lowest in the game, and 0 goals in 4 games pitted De Bruyne.
France's next round of matches will be against France, with Belgium, the world's third-ranked Red Devils, once again missing out on the trophy. Belgium have not reached any final since their rise to prominence, failing to reach the bottom of the World Cup, the European Championship and the Nations League, which ended in the round of 16.
Although the Belgian team lacks Courtois, which means that the team has a lot less contradictions, it is still not competitive enough, with 1 win, 1 draw and 1 loss in the group stage, as the seeded team and the other 3 teams, they were robbed of the first place in the group by Romania. Belgium's performance is far from their world ranking and it is normal for them to be out of the tournament now.
Belgium are the only team in Pot 1 of the tournament to miss out on the last eight, and the worst performer in this tournament is undoubtedly Romelu Lukaku. Against France, Lukaku won only 2 of 10 duels, lost the ball 12 times with 20 touches, 1 shot on goal, 0 dribbles, 54% pass completion rate, and 1 foul. No player in this game was rated lower than Lukaku, and the Belgian media criticised Lukaku's performance after the game.
Lukaku is invisible in this game, and Lukaku continues to be in the slump in this tournament. In the first game against Slovakia, Lukaku scored the lowest 6.0 points in the game, and had 1 assist in the second game against Romania, but missed 2 great chances with a rating of 7.1, and the third game against Ukraine was rated 6.9 points, and this game against France was completely limited. Romelu Lukaku topped the list of missed chances at the European Championships six times, Kai Havertz second with five and Cristiano Ronaldo third with four.
In this European Championship, Lukaku was whistled for 3 goals, celebrated 3 times in vain, and failed to complete the goal. As Belgium's all-time leading goalscorer and the team's main centre-forward, the 31-year-old Lukaku is in his prime, but he has failed to prove himself in the tournament. The 39-year-old Ronaldo is understandably in poor form, after all, Lukaku is disappointing because of his age.
Kevin De Bruyne did his best, with two man-of-the-match matches and third place in the European Championship key passing charts, but he couldn't bring Lukaku to him. The 33-year-old midfield maestro De Bruyne may not have a title in his national team career.