San Marino vs Belgium: Michy Batshuayi Brings Red Party Devils

Two goals scored by Michy Batshuayi allowed Belgium to win a big win at the San Marino base on Saturday morning (7/9). The match between San Marino and Belgium ended 4-0.

Appearing as a top team, Belgium even had difficulty creating opportunities early in the match. However, San Marino does not use this information to create momentum.

Roberto Martinez's team's efforts paid off only in the 43rd minute, after Michy Batshuayi scored on the spot. The night ended with the score 1-0 for the visitors.

In the second half, Belgium continued to launch dangerous attacks. Roberto Martinez also included Nacer Chadli and Dries Mertens to increase the strength of his adopted children. In the 57th minute, Mertens managed to double Belgium's lead after maximizing Chadli's pass.

Four minutes later, it was Chadli's turn to score against Simone Benedettini. The former Tottenham Hotspur player scored after using Yannick Carrasco's throwing ball.

Winning three goals, Belgium began to soften its attack. However, San Marino has not taken the opportunity to score goals for entertainment. They conceded again at the end of the match thanks to Batshuayi's header.

The match between San Marino and Belgium ended 4-0 for the home side. These results make Belgium not even swallow the defeat of five European Cup qualifiers in 2020. They are top of Group I with a collection of 15 points.
SAN MARINO VS BELGIUM PLAYERS:

San Marino: 12-Simone Benedettini; 11-Manuel Battistini, 15-Cristian Brolli, 6-Davide Simoncini, 3-Mirko Palazzi, 13-Andrea Grandoni; 10-Mattia Giardi (8-Alex Gasperoni 67 '), 21-Enrico Golinucci (17-Alessandro Golinucci 66'), 9-Marcelo Mularoni; 16-Nicola Nanni, 18-Filippo Berardi (7-Matteo Vitalioli 74 ')

Coach: Franco Varella

Belgium: Courtois 1-Thibaut; 2-Toby Alderweireld, 4-Jason Denayer, 5-Jan Vertonghen; 15-Thomas Meunier, 7-Kevin de Bruyne (17-Dennis Praet 76 '), 8-Yuri Tielemans, 11-Yannick Carrasco; 18-Adnan Januzaj (22-Nacer Chadli 56 '), 23-Michy Batshuayi, 17-Divock Origi (14-Dries Mertens 55')

Coach: Roberto Martinez

Yellow card: Simoncini 41 ', Battistini 78'

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