FIFA U-17 World Cup: Belgium leading Costa Rica at half time

FIFA U-17 World Cup: Belgium leading Costa Rica at half time

Tuesday, November 3, 2015 1:18 am


Dante Rigo celebrates his goal

Dante Rigo celebrates his goal

Belgium were one goal up  against Costa Rica at half time in the fourth quarter finals of the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Chile. Thanks to the 27 minute strike by Dante Rigo.

Costa Rica, which edged out the powerful French team on penalties at the Round of 16, are still struggling to register a goal.

The winner of the game will play Mali in the second semi-final of the tournament on Thursday in  Estadio La Portada La Serena.

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