England do their homework and beat Iran in their World Cup debut (6-2)

England moved away any type of doubt in his debut in the Glass of the World of Qatar. The British selection opened the day of this Tuesday with a goleada to Iran. 'The Three Lions' carried the triumph by 6-2, in a party that in addition to being marked by the quantity of goals, also did it by the injuries, something that lengthened the almost half commitment hour more than the accustomed.

The Iranian team, trainer by the exmadridista Carlos Queiroz, had the injury of his guardameta headline Alireza Beiranvand, the one who crashed head-on with an expensive mate to face and had to ask the change. This did that to the 45 statutory minutes added 14 more in the first part, in which England took the advantage by means of the youngster Jude Bellingham.

The mediocampista of 19 years finished of big way with his head a centre from the left sector and like this began to direct the British triumph. Already with Iran trying presionar a bit further up, arrived the others two so many of the first time. First Bukayo Saka marked of left-handed, after receiving a pass of head of Harry Maguire to the 43' and three minutes but late, Sterling would plant the partial 3-0 after a big centre of Harry Kane.

The second time brought exactly the same: goals and injuries. Maguire would finish leaving of the field visibly felt dizzy and this did that at the end of the 90 minutes went added 10 more. The ones of Gareth Southgate planted his fourth so much of the meeting already to the hour of party, in what it meant the personal doublet of Saka, the new figure of the Arsenal of Mikel Arteta.

A second even more active time

The party would conclude with Taremi discounting by Iran by double game. The forward of the Carry first put the 4-1 and afterwards the definite 6-2 after a penalti that signalled the main referee after reviewing with the VAR, when already they fulfilled the 100 minutes of party. The fifth and sixth goal of England would finish it converting Rashford and Grealish respectively.