England’s resounding start at the World Cup in Qatar once again raises the question of whether they can achieve great honor after winning the 1966 World Cup. Combining individual qualities and talent, competitiveness and squad depth, they thrashed Iran 6-2 in the score. who stood out on the second day of the tournament.

Playing dominating football, they scored three goals in each half, with the most productive in the first, where in ten minutes (Bellingham 35′, Saka 43′, Sterling 45′) destroyed any anxiety for the winner. Saka, who was also the top scorer of the Three Lions, increased the lead to 4-0 in the 62nd minute, reducing Taremi for Iran in the 65th minute, with whom Hadjisafi and Mohammadi from AEK started. Rashford (72′) and Grealish (90′) signed a British triumph and Taremi won the final 6-2 from a stoppage time penalty. Notably, Iran’s goalkeeper Alireza Beiranwad’s clash in the 19th minute with his teammate Majid Hosseini, which resulted in a serious injury to the former and his replacement, as well as a 14-minute stoppage of the match, which had a total of 24 minutes of delay!

In another group match, the US and Wales drew 1-1. The Americans took the lead with Tim Weah (George Weah’s son) in the 36th minute, but Gary Bale equalized in the 82nd minute with a well converted penalty.

For the 1st group, the Netherlands scored a 2-0 victory over the worthy Senegal without satisfaction, taking advantage of the errors of the African goalkeeper Mendy with Hakpo in the 84th minute and Claassen in stoppage time.

1-1 draw between USA and Wales – Argentina and France are participating in the “dance” today.

Today the tournament continues with four matches. In the third group, the Argentines of Lionel Messi, who have confirmed that they will have the last chance to become world champions at this World Cup, will play with Saudi Arabia (12:00) and Mexico will play with Poland (18:00). The 4th group is played by Denmark – Tunisia (16.00) and France – Australia (21.00).

ANT1+ dropped.

Meanwhile, the England-Iran match was not broadcast by subscription platform ANT1+ due to technical issues, and the channel apologized for the inconvenience. ANT1 provided a link where viewers could watch the match for free from the last minutes of the first half, while broadcasting Holland – Senegal on a “free” channel. ERT, for its part, clarified that it had allocated the largest amount to secure the rights and free-to-air streaming of all games, but FIFA decided to run a competition involving subscription platforms as well.