Race Review:
1. Australia 1-0 Denmark
After the opening period, Denmark pressed aggressively to attack, while Australia took a defensive position and waited for the opportunity to counterattack, and the game was temporarily stalemate, and neither side could pose much threat to the opponent's goal throughout the first half.
The turning point of the game came in the 60th minute, when the long-standing Danish backline showed a flaw, and the Australian team quickly launched a counter-attack after breaking the ball at the back, and Matthew Leckie burst into the box with the ball, swayed continuously and pushed the goal. Australia took a 1-0 lead.
Although Denmark then pressed all over the line to give it a go, Australia did not give the opponent a chance, and the 1-0 score was held until the end.
In the other match of the group at the same time, France, who had advanced early, lost 1-0 to Tunisia.
With the victory, Australia won six points from three games, two wins and one loss, and advanced to the knockout stage as second in the group. It was only the second time in World Cup history that Australia had won the right to qualify from the group. In the round of 16, Australia will face the top team in Group C on December 4.
2. Tunisia 1-0 France
From the beginning of the game, Tunisia played very aggressively, attacking the French back line with simple and efficient attacks. In the 8th minute, Nader Ghandri scored a goal for Tunisia, but the first goal was disallowed for offside.
In the 58th minute, Tunisia's continued attacking efforts finally paid off. Tunisia launched a quick counter-attack and captain Wahbi Khazri burst into the box with the ball and scored into the far corner before the goalkeeper blocked it, giving Tunisia a 1-0 lead.
After conceding the goal, France stepped up their attack, while Tunisia retreated across the board. Antoine Griezmann scored a goal in the penalty area in the final minute of stoppage time, but the referee ruled offside via a video assistant referee (VAR) and France's goal was disallowed.
Although Tunisia managed to take the three points, Australia beat Denmark 1-0 in another group match at the same time, and eventually advanced to the round of 16 as the second place in the group, and Tunisia bid farewell to the World Cup with a valuable victory.
3. Morocco 2-1 Canada
Morocco got off to a fantastic start when a mistake from the Canadian rear made a mistake in the third minute and the defender returned to the goalkeeper, and goalkeeper Bojan sent a pass directly to the feet of Hakim Ziyech, who won the ball and fired a direct shot that easily flew into the goal, giving Morocco a 1-0 lead.
After taking the lead, Morocco took the initiative to qualify. In the 22nd minute, Morocco's Youssef En-Nesyri took a long pass from his teammate and broke through the Canadian centre-back defense to complete the shot to make it 2-0.
Not to be outdone, Canada still found a good opportunity in the counterattack. In the 39th minute, Canada's Sam Adekugbe crossed from the wing, and the ball bounced into the goal after being deflected by Moroccan defender Nayef Aguerd, and Canada recovered 1-2.
In the second minute of stoppage time, Morocco took a free-kick and Yousef Ennesri stepped forward to score the ball, but Agard was in an offside position and the goal was invalidated.
At half-time, Morocco took a 2-1 lead.
At the start of the second half, Canada stepped up its offensive but could not effectively break through the opponent's gate. Morocco maintained the advantage until the end.
In the end, Morocco beat Canada 2-1. In the other match of the group at the same time, Croatia and Belgium drew 0-0.
In the Group F group stage, Morocco won three games, won two and drew one with seven points, and advanced to the knockout stage at the top of the group. With five points from three wins, one win and two draws, Crodite finished second in the group and advanced to the knockout rounds. Belgium has four points from three games, one win, one draw and one loss, and is third in the group. Canada lost all three games and finished bottom of the group with 0 points.
4. Croatia 0-0 Belgium
In the first half, the two teams exchanged attacks and defenses. Croatia's team was heavily defended. Belgium controlled the game but was helpless against Croatia's stubborn defense.
In the first half, it was worth mentioning that in the 15th minute, Belgium's Yannick Carrasco made a mistake in the clearance and fouled Andrej Kramaric. The referee awarded Croatia a penalty. However, via a video assistant referee (VAR) replay, the referee confirmed that Croatian player Dejan Lovren was offside and cancelled the penalty.
In the first half, neither team scored.
In the second half, Romelu Lukaku came off the bench. Belgium has an overwhelming advantage on the scene, creating some threatening opportunities. However, Belgian players such as Romelu Lukaku were unable to effectively break through the opposing team's goal.
In the end, Croatia and Belgium drew 0-0. In the other match of the group at the same time, Morocco beat Canada 2-1.
In the Group F group stage, Morocco won three games, won two and drew one with seven points, and advanced to the knockout stage at the top of the group. With five points from three wins, one win and two draws, Crodite finished second in the group and advanced to the knockout rounds. Belgium has four points from three games, one win, one draw and one loss, and is third in the group. Canada lost all three games and finished bottom of the group with 0 points.