England suffered a shock of 3-2 defeats in Belgium in the female peoples, four days after the Sarina Wiegman party defeated Red Flames 5-0 at home.
Belgium had a perfect response to their significant defeat on Friday, when they attacked the leadership of three goals in the first 30 minutes of the accessories.
Tessa Wullaert caught up on a long ball over the defense to slide the opener into the lower left corner (4) than Everton’s Justine Vanhaevermaet to make the loop above Hannah Hampton (16).
Belgian midfielder Justine Vanhaevermaet (L) celebrates scoring the second goal of his team
The situation went from bad to worse for England when Wullaert tapped her second night (28), but the lionesses responded immediately when Beth Mead descended in this area, after a call from Davin Philtjens, and got off to suppress her to make her 3-1 before the break (35).
After being frustrated for the vast majority of the second half, the hopes of completing the return were canceled when 19 -year -old Michelle Agyemang climbed from the bench and scored a stunning two -touch salvo, seconds to his international debut to detonate the exciting goal (81).
However, England did not achieve in its efforts and left an empty hand in the evening thanks to a slow start in Heverlee.
The defeat drops the lioness to second place in Group C, two points outside Spain in the first after their 7-1 victories against Portugal, while Belgium raised its first points in the competition with an impressive victory on Dreef.
Wiegman: We weren’t good enough
England boss Sarina Wiegman Talking with ITV:
“We started really careless and not sharp. Exposed us. You’re down quickly.
England’s head coach Sarina Wiegman reacts from side places during defeat to Belgium
“We admitted three in half an hour. It’s not good enough. We played a better second half, but overall it wasn’t good enough.
“We were expecting it, we were ready for another game. We were here before and we missed some players. We knew that would be the case.
“This game concerned concentration and we didn’t do it. That’s the biggest lesson.”
Williamson: Belgie was another team
England defender Leah Williamson Talking with ITV:
Tessa Wullaert scored twice as Belgium beat England
“We started too slowly and not. You expect it after the second day.
“We needed to come and we didn’t do it. In the end you have to deal with players and runners better.
“We’ll watch it back. We have to make sure we’re improving it. Really disappointing and there’s a lot of frustration, two games left, but we made it difficult for ourselves.
“It’s more in common with them. They were a completely different aspect than at night.”
