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Can Belgium find a goal?ДЁ9' Ball into the box and Lukaku takes Yoshida down with him and it's a free to Japan.ДЁ8' Belgium in the ascendency here. But I have been wrong in these situations before. Vertonghen takes and aims it towards Fellaini.Д©0' Looks like we are set for extra-time here. It's a corner.Д©0' Chadli looking for a way through but he can't. Inui in around the house and it gets sent towards goal by Witsel. Foul on Osako by De Bruyne.Д©0'+2' Headed out at the front post by De Bruyne.Д©0'+1' We have four minutes of added time.Д©0'+1' Save from Courtois. Saved by Courtois.Д©0'+3' Japan taking their time over this one.Д©0'+2' Ball back to Kawashima and he kicks it up the field. And the referee finally blows the whistle. Last chance here, it seems like.Д©0'+4' It's taking them forever. De Bruyne breaks, he plays it to Meunier, Lukaku steps over it and Chadli slides it home.Д©0'+4' Corner. Belgium vs Japan live online: World Cup 2018, as it happenedД©0'+4' GAME OVER! There's no more time for anything.Д©0'+4' GOAL! Belgium break up the field. Meanwhile, Japan, who sacked their manager just weeked before the tournament will go home wondering what might have been. It was close, it was not always a certainty and it was, at times, lucky but Belgium march on to meet Brazil in a heavyweight showdown in the quarter-final. He played it to Thomas Meunier and after a stepover from Lukaku, Chadli slid home the winner with no time for Japan to even think about a reply. Japan were awarded a corner with what we thought would be the last kick of the game but Courtois grabbed it and sprung Kevin de Bruyne free. The game cooled at that point but both sides were still dreaming of a winner.

That was followed up by a header from substitue Marouane Fellaini. The steep slope Belgium were looking up at became easier when Jan Vertonghen sent a header looping over Eiji Kawashima. Were we about to have another scalp at the World Cup. But it seemed like they were out of luck when Hazard struck the post from a volley inside the penalty area. They doubled their lead four minutes later whe Takashi Inui sent another laser beam past Courtois, this time to the other side of the Belgian keeper.Д«elgium had to act. Japan were 1-0 up and were still looking dangerous in attack. On 48 minutes, however, Genki Haraguchi took the ball into the penalty are from a counter and sent a rocket past Thibaut Courtois into a the only space he could from a tight angle. The were creating chances but Belgium were laying the pressure on thick up the other end and could have had a handful of goals before the half-time whistle. It was Japan who took the lead despite look out on their feet for large spells of the first half. Having looked lost at sea midway through the second half, Belgium fought back and won the game in the dying seconds thanks to a razor sharp counter-attack. Player interviews include Fabio Cannavaro and Michael Ballack.Belgium booked their place for the Friday night showdown against Brazil with a last gasp effort from Nacer Chadli against Japan on Monday night. Along the way, the many penalties accrued by several teams are analyzed, including one game in which they were handed out at an absurd rate, almost shamefully. leads to the conclusion of this World Cup odyssey. Italy, in which every player seemed to come to life. A look at Argentina's passing prowess reveals one play in which the ball was passed 26 times before a (successful) attempt at a goal was made.ДЇrom there it's the quarterfinals with, among other matches, England vs. Costa Rica and Spain's match against Ukraine Spain, we're told, is always good but never delivers on its promise. Japan offers another look at the latter's controversial goal after Australia's goalie was knocked to the ground. Using spare narration to analyze each team's progress through the competition pipeline, Fifa compiles generous clips from a number of matches, beginning with first eliminations. Soccer fans can re-live the thrills of the most recent world championship on Fifa 2006 World Cup Film: The Grand Finale.

The film also includes behind-the-scenes, off-the-field footage of the teams and fans. A must-have for all FIFA World Cup soccer fans! The documentary provides an overview of all the tournament's action and drama including never-before-seen footage shot on proprietary 35mm cameras during the Quarter finals up through the Final itself. Narrated by Pierce Brosnan, this is the official (FIFA sanctioned) World Cup documentary ( 2006) soccer.