Scotland vs Belgium Results: Lukaku leads the Red Devils

Romelu Lukaku's sharpness at Inter Milan brought him to the Belgian national team. He proved it by leading his country towards the destruction of Scotland 4-0 in the sixth match of Group I qualifiers for Euro 2020,

Lukaku pushed Belgium forward when he didn't even have 10 minutes left. He had skillfully exploited the Scottish defense's negligence.

The bomber's goal was to give more to the team nicknamed the Red Devils. In the 24th minute, Thomas Vermaelen, a player who is familiar with injuries, scored his name on the scoreboard.
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Roberto Martinez's men then closed the first period with a 3-0 lead after Toby Alderweireld's header broke into the Scottish goal.

Much better than 3-0 for Belgium to release a little attack. The coach also seems happy with this advantage by replacing some of his players who have a more defensive type of play.

But that does not mean they can not score additional goals in the second half. It was Kevin De Bruyne who completed Belgium's 4-0 victory eight minutes before the end of the match.

Three more points at the same time confirm the perfect pace of children in Roberto Martinez's orphanage in qualifying for Euro 2020 this time. How not, they managed to sweep six matches with six wins. As a result, Romelu Lukaku did not surpass the position of Group I with 18 points. As for Scotland, more and more are stuck in fifth place with only six points.
Line-up:

Scotland (4-3-3): 1-David Marshall; 3-Andy Robertson, 5-Liam Cooper, 4-Charles Mulgrew, 2-Stephen O'Donnell; 16-Kenny McLean, 10-Callum McGregor (Stuart Arsmtrong, 68 '), 6-Scott McTominay; 17-Robert Snodgrass, 19-Matthew Phillips (Johnny Russell, 77 '), 20-Ryan Christie (John McGinn, 86')

Coach: Steve Clark

Belgium (3-4-3): 1-Thibaut Courtois; 2-Toby Alderweireld, 3-Thomas Vermaelen, 5-Jan Vertonghen; 22-Nacer Chadli (Yannich Carrasco 77 '), 6-Leander Dendoncker, 8-Yuri Tielemans (Yari Verschaeren 86'), 15-Thomas Meunier (Benito Raman 90 '); 14-Dries Mertens, 9-Romelu Lukaku, 7-Kevin De Bruyne

Coach: Roberto Martinez

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