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Qatar World Cup: Saka's brace helps England hammer Iran 6-2 in Group B opener

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Qatar World Cup: Saka's brace helps England hammer Iran 6-2 in Group B opener

By IANS News November 22, 2022 • 10:02 AM View: 356

FIFA World Cup 2022: In an injury-laden second match of the FIFA World Cup 2022, eight goals were scored as Gareth Southgates men netted six against a feeble Iranian side that managed to net home two on Monday.

Iran goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand was substituted after suffering a head injury in the eighth minute of the match. He was carried away from the field on a stretcher after unsuccessfully trying to play on after colliding with his teammate Hosseini Majid in the World Cup Group B opener against England at the Khalifa International Stadium in Doha.

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