Rudi Garcia criticizes Belgium after 5-0 win over Tunisia

Belgium concluded their preparations with a 5-0 win against Tunisia. Rudi Garcia, head coach, expressed dissatisfaction despite the result. "It was bad. That must be said," Garcia stated during the post-match press conference. He emphasized the need for improvement ahead of the World Cup. The Frenchman highlighted multiple areas requiring attention. He cited defensive transitions and positional discipline as key concerns.

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Garcia also praised individual performances but reiterated the team’s overall shortcomings. "There are good things, but the bad outweighs them," he added. He warned that such performances would not suffice in the tournament. "We cannot play like this at the World Cup," Garcia stressed.

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The victory secured Belgium’s unbeaten record in the final pre-tournament fixtures. However, Garcia’s tone remained stern. "We must do better. Much better," he concluded.