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Belgium won 2-1 victory over Brazil in the 2018 World Cup quarter-finals, at Kazan Arena Stadium, Friday (6/7/2018) or Saturday morning GMT.

The win makes Belgium the right to advance to the semifinals. In the last four, they will meet France at the St Petersburg Stadium on Tuesday (10/07/2018).

Belgium winning fast when the game just entered the 13th minute. Starting from a corner kick, Fernandinho scored an own goal for mistakenly anticipating the direction of the ball.

Brazil responded to that goal by turning against the Belgian defense. But the preoccupation of attacking, Allison goalkeeper just returned to breaking after Kevin De Bruyne kicks off the ball flowing into the right side of the goal.

Entering the second half, Brazil dominated the game more. Behind two goals to make the Tite troops do not hesitate to attack sporadically.

The goals awaited Brazil was finally born in the 76th minute. Starting from the bait Philippe Coutinho, Renanto Augusto with a spright gore arrival ball that makes Thibaut Courtois picked up the ball from the net.

Brazil is trying hard to equalize. However, the Belgian defense meeting to make the score 2-1 remained until the game ended. Belgian national team print history first time through the World Cup semifinals.

Player Composition

Composition of Players:

Brazil (4-3-3): 1-Alisson Becker; 22-Fagner, 2-Thiago Silva, 3-Miranda, 12-Marcelo; 15-Paulinho (8-Renato Augusto 73 '), 17-Fernandinho, 11-Philippe Coutinho; 19-Willian Borges (20-Roberto Firmino 46 '), 9-Gabriel Jesus (7-Douglas Costa 58'), 10-Neymar

Coach: Tite

Belgium (3-5-3): 1-Thibaut Courtois; 2-Toby Alderweireld, 4-Vincent Kompany, 5-Jan Vertonghen; 22-Nacher Chadli (3-Thomas Vermaelen 83 '), 6-Axel Witsel, 8-Marouane Fellaini, 15-Thomas Meunier; 7-Kevin De Bruyne, 10-Eden Hazard, 9-Romelu Lukaku (17-Youri Tielemans 87 ')

Coach: Roberto Martinez

Referee: Milorad Mazic (Serbia)