Belgium’s first warm-up game ahead of the World Cup was against Portugal and the game lived up to its expectation somehow with a goalless a good result for the two nations.<\/p>\n
Considering that Roberto Martinez would be playing against defensive teams in the World Cup, you can understand why they chose to play the Portuguese. Belgium’s next two games would be against Egypt and Costa Rica, a clear indication that they are preparing for their clashes against Tunisia and Panama, it would be interesting to see how they fare against this Africans.<\/p>\n
Egypt\u00a0is also heading to Russia and this game would be their last before their first in the World Cup against Uruguay on the 15th of June.<\/p>\n
Considering how talented Uruguay are on the offence, you can understand why the Egyptians have decided to test their mettle against Belgium.<\/p>\n
They are, however, currently struggling without Mohamed Salah who is recovering from a dislocated shoulder.<\/p>\n
Egypt have been dismal in the build-up to the World Cup with no wins from their last five games. They have also lost to Portugal and Greece so far to show that they are really reliant on Mohamed Salah.<\/p>\n
Belgium come into this game on the back of three games without conceding a goal, and 5 cleans sheets in their last six games overall.<\/p>\n
The last time these teams met, Egypt won by 4-0.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Belgium’s first warm-up game ahead of the World Cup was against Portugal and the game lived up to its expectation somehow with a goalless a good result for the two nations. Considering that Roberto Martinez would be playing against defensive teams in the World Cup, you can understand why they chose to play the Portuguese. Belgium’s next two games would be against Egypt and Costa Rica, a clear indication that they are preparing for their clashes against Tunisia and Panama, it would be interesting to see how they fare against this Africans. Egypt\u00a0is also heading to Russia and this game would be their last before their first in the World Cup against Uruguay on the 15th of June. Considering how talented Uruguay are on the offence, you can understand why the Egyptians have decided to test their mettle against Belgium. They are, however, currently struggling without Mohamed Salah who is recovering from a dislocated shoulder. Egypt have been dismal in the build-up to the World Cup with no wins from their last five games. They have also lost to Portugal and Greece so far to show that they are really reliant on Mohamed Salah. Belgium come into this game on the back of three games without conceding a goal, and 5 cleans sheets in their last six games overall. The last time these teams met, Egypt won by 4-0.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":4226,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_jetpack_memberships_contains_paid_content":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[13,123,157],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-4225","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-football","category-football-prediction","category-match-preview"],"yoast_head":"\n