Belgium eliminates co-host USA from the FIFA World Cup in the round of 16 with a 4-1 win, and the victory is followed by public social media jabs referencing the red-card controversy involving US forward Folarin Balogun. Multiple outlets report that Belgium’s national team account and/or team social media staff quickly posted short messages and images after the match, using the phrase “Overturn this.” Some reports also say the posts and celebrations include mockery directed at FIFA and US President Donald Trump, linking the tone of the reaction to the dispute over FIFA’s decision to suspend a US red card prior to the game. Euronews describes Belgium’s reaction as dance and a post after the victory, set against backlash over FIFA’s handling of the red-card incident. Coverage across outlets also characterizes Belgium’s posts as concise and targeted, while the match outcome—Belgium’s progression and the USA’s exit—remains the core shared fact. The reports do not agree on every detail of the wording or the exact accounts involved, but they consistently connect Belgium’s celebratory messaging to both the Balogun red-card row and the wider criticism of FIFA.