On March 27, Beijing time, the national warm-up match ended with five key matchups, France reversed Chile 3-2, Portugal lost 0-2 to Slovenia, Germany beat the Netherlands 2-1, England drew 2-2 with Belgium at home, and Spain drew 3-3 with Brazil.
Spain-Brazil
The two teams battled back in goal, with Yamal scoring a penalty in the 12th minute and Rodri converting the ball in. Midway through the half, Olmo showed off his feet in the penalty area and scored a beautiful goal in succession. Brazil, who were two goals behind, began to counterattack, and Rodrygo was clever in front of the goal, stealing a through ball from Unai Simon and scoring a goal back. In the second half, the 17-year-old Endrick took advantage of the corner kick to volley in the penalty area without stopping, rewriting the score to 2-2! In the 84th minute, Carvajal was brought down in the penalty area, and Rodri scored a penalty again. In the 95th minute, Galeno grabbed the ball and was brought down by Carvajal to create a penalty, and Paqueta scored the equaliser in one fell swoop. In the end, Spain drew 3-3 with Brazil.
France-Chile
France was a little out of shape in the game, the middle of the backfield leaked, Nunez shot angrily in the penalty area, and Chile had a one-goal lead in the 6th minute. For France, there was something even worse for him, as right-back Clos was replaced by Jules Kounde after an early injury. The succession of unfortunate fares calmed down France, who were pushing the ball forward and patiently passing for opportunities, and Fofana took advantage of the gap in the opposition defense in the middle to try a long-range shot at the top of the arc, the ball bounced off the ground in front of goal and flew into the corner, and France equalised eight minutes after conceding the goal. France was no longer polite, and Mbappe's shot from the small penalty area was off and almost recreated the goal. Immediately afterwards, Te'o assisted Muani's header with a 45-degree cross, and France scored two goals in six minutes to take a 2-1 lead. Active Te'o made a number of key passes, and would also cut forward into the box to try to shoot dangerously. Olivier Giroud scored in the second half to seal the win. In the final stages, Osorio scored a face-saving goal with a long-range shot from outside the box. In the end, France defeated Chile 3-2.
Slovenia-Portugal
Cristiano Ronaldo started the game and captained the team, and under his leadership, Portugal pressed forward frequently, and Felix was active in the front, breaking through with the ball many times to try to disrupt the defence. However, Slovenia, who mainly played defensive counter-attacks, did not allow the Portuguese to succeed due to their numerical advantage at the back. Midway through the half, Cancelo cut into the box and crossed directly into the middle, and Felix flanked the cushion and shot high. Portugal had a clear advantage in possession, and Cancelo broke through the box again and was tripped and the referee did not say anything. Before half-time, Portugal was tackled at the back, Seshko broke through with the ball and shot from the top of the arc, Costa made a wonderful save. Cristiano Ronaldo threatened up front on a number of occasions as he dribbled the ball in the box and fired a 45-degree shot wide of goal. He then quickly split the ball into the space on the right and Danilo fired wide. In the 72nd minute, Slovenia counterattacked and played a smooth combination, and Cherin received a breakthrough assist from Sheshko to score. Eight minutes later, the Portuguese defender stood up and Elsnik easily cleared the angle and fired into the net. In the end, Slovenia, ranked 55th in the world, defeated Portugal, ranked 7th in the world, 2-0.
Germany-Netherlands
As soon as the two teams came up, they were not lively with each other. The orange team opened with a sharp counterattack, Depay broke the ball on the right side of the field and rushed into the penalty area to pick up a pass to do it, Ferman ran into the middle to win the volley and sent the ball into the corner of the goal, Ter Stegen reacted too late to watch the ball go in, and the Netherlands scored in the 6th minute to get off to a dream start. However, just four minutes later, Germany were back in the red when Mittelstadt equalised with a powerful shot from the top of the arc. Both teams were up front and left the opposition with a chance to counter-attack, with Mullen's fast-hitting shot from a tight angle saved, and Havertz's quick counter-attack to create a good chance to save. The Netherlands created more of a threat from set-pieces, with Blind taking a direct free-kick wide and De Ligt's header from a corner cleared. In the 85th minute, Phil Krueger scored the decisive goal with a header. In the end, Germany beat the Netherlands 2-1.
England-Belgium
The Three Lions were out of the game, with John Stones forced off the pitch after an unexpected injury in the opening stages, and Gomes came on as a 10th-minute substitute to disrupt the defence. Worse things came one minute later, when Pickford ran out of the box and made a mistake with a long ball to the opponent, and Tielemans took the ball at the top of the arc and fired it into the corner from a distance, and it was too late for Pickford to return to goal. England adjusted their form to stabilize the situation and put pressure on the defence through the middle. Toney was brought down by Vertonghen to create a penalty when he rushed into the box to receive the ball, and he converted the penalty himself to score his first goal for the national team. Midway through the half, England threatened a series of shots and Bowen headed home from a corner, but the referee signalled offside and the first goal was disallowed. Then Bowen cut inside and shot out of the baseline. Belgium relinquished possession and took advantage of England's pressing opportunity to create a good counter-attack, Lukaku made a steal at the back and crossed with the outside of his instep, and Tielemans scored a brace at the back post. In the last 1 minute, Pickford's long pass was fast-attacking, Maddison reversed the triangle and Bellingham pushed the goal from the middle of the penalty area. In the end, England drew 2-2 with Belgium.