Belgium and Iran play to a goalless draw, with Belgium reduced to 10 men after a sending-off in the second half in Los Angeles. Nathan Ngoy is shown a red card after the break, leaving Belgium to defend for the remainder of the match. Despite Iran creating opportunities and pressing during the period with the extra player, neither side scores and the match finishes 0-0. The result means both teams take a point from the fixture. The sources agree on the key turning point—Ngoy’s dismissal after the restart—and on the final scoreline, with no goals recorded. With the match ending level, the outcome reflects a game where Belgium’s defensive task becomes more difficult following the red card, while Iran are unable to convert their advantage into a breakthrough goal.