Belgium debuts with victory over Canada; find out more about the 4th day of the World Cup

PANEL 🔎

(I.e. 7h Morocco 0 x 0 Croatia ✅

(I.e. 10 h Germany 1 x 2 Japan ✅

(I.e. 13 h Spain (España) 7 x 0 Costa Rica ✅

(I.e. 16 h Belgium 1 x 0 Canada ✅

PROTESTS

This Wednesday (23), Germany's national team players protested during the team's official photo before the opening game at the World Cup in Qatar. The players covered their mouths with their hands – a reference to censorship – as a response to FIFA's measures that prohibited teams from demonstrating during games.

LGBTQIA + 🌈

German Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck encouraged the “Mannschaft” players, who make their World Cup debut this Wednesday (23), to wear the “One love” armband against LGBTQ+ discrimination, despite FIFA's ban .

Everyone is welcome in Qatar… is that so?

The first World Cup in the Middle East should be celebrated, right? The problem is that the country hosting the games treats homosexuality as a criminal practice and, even though it states that everyone will be welcome to participate in the competition, episodes of discrimination have been reported. And we're only on the third day!

MEMES 🤡

And there was another upset in the World Cup! Japan turned the game around and beat the German team in their debut. On the networks, a rain of memes.

EMBEZZLEMENT

The Saudi Arabia national team announced this Wednesday (23) that its left-back, player Yasser Al-Shahrani, will undergo surgery after a head injury suffered during the surprising victory over Argentina, in the debut of the World Cup. World.

SEVEN TO ZERO

The Spanish team went 🚜 over Costa Rica, winning their opening match in the World Cup 7-0.

On the networks, Brazilians remembered another game with a similar score…

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After the defeat against Germany, Japan fans remained in the stadium to collect rubbish from the stands.

DESAFIO

After being threatened not to wear the armband in support of the LGBTQIA+ cause at World Cup games, the Wales team found another way to demonstrate against Qatar and its policy of intolerance towards the LGBTQIA+ population.

Everyone is welcome in Qatar… is that so?

The first World Cup in the Middle East should be celebrated, right? The problem is that the country hosting the games treats homosexuality as a criminal practice and, even though it states that everyone will be welcome to participate in the competition, episodes of discrimination have been reported. And we're only on the third day!

The team placed a rainbow flag and Wales crest at the Al-Saad SC training center.