The first game of matchday 10 started out pretty unsurprisingly; Belgium jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead, off of a PK by Eden Hazard in the 6th minute, and then a goal for Romelu Lukaku in the 16th. But Tunisia didn’t give up that easily as 2 minutes later, Dylan Bronn headed in a goal off of a set piece to make it 2-1. For the rest of half, Tunisia put the pressure on, and it looked like they could even equalize. But that was as good as it would get for the underdogs. Forced to make two substitutions in the first half because of injuries, Belgium proved to be too much for them.
World Cup Matchday 10: Belgium and Mexico excel; Germany fights for their life
