Iraq

A 13th-minute red card forced an immediate defensive reorganization, including a defender-for-attacker substitution.

After Norway's third goal, Iraq produced no shots in the final 15 minutes while Norway added two more goals.

Deep midfield recycling produced passes, but it translated into very little attacking territory.

Ali Al-Hamadi was Iraq's main threat in transition and generated the team's two most dangerous shots.

Aymen Hussein was Iraq's direct attacking outlet against Norway, scored the equalizer, and was the team's main central box threat.

Ali Al-Hamadi was Iraq's main transition threat against France and supplied the team's two most dangerous shots.

Iraq's possession stayed structurally disconnected from final-third access; deep recycling produced passes but very little attacking territory.

After Norway's third goal, Iraq had no shots in the final 15 minutes while Norway generated seven and added two more goals.

The 13th-minute red card forced immediate defensive reorganization and a substitution that removed a defender for an attacker.

Senegal generated 28 shots, 3.03 xG, and 17 shots inside the box.