Belgium

Egypt's opening goal came from a transition sequence, and it coincided with a 16-30 minute window where Belgium produced no shots.

After Ngoy's red card, Belgium reshaped and the next phase saw a drop in attacking volume.

Against Iran, Belgium's right lane was the main source of chance supply, with Trossard and De Cuyper both operating high.

Belgium's substitutions in the Egypt match coincided with a clear rise in shot volume and xG in the closing phases.

Belgium produced the larger share of shots and xG against New Zealand across the full match.

Belgium's most productive attacking lane against Iran was the right side, where Trossard and De Cuyper operated high and fed chances.

Against Egypt, Belgium's late danger leaned on high-value headed chances in the box, especially after Lukaku entered.

Belgium created a meaningful set-piece threat against New Zealand, including five corner shots and one corner goal.

Egypt's high tackle-and-interception volume constrained Belgium's buildup, especially in the early phases.

Belgium's opening phase against Senegal was the weaker window, with only one low-value shot while Senegal generated the sharper start.

After Ngoy's red card, Belgium's attacking volume dropped in the next phase.