Over the weekend, FIFA added some surprising drama to Monday night’s round of 16 showdown between the United States and Belgium in the 2026 FIFA World Cup when they announced that USMNT star striker Folarin Balogun would be eligible to play in the match despite his red card in the previous match.

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After all the drama related to United States President Donald Trump and his apparent role in USMNT striker Folarin Balogun gaining eligibility to play in Monday night's match against Belgium, it was ultimately Belgium who got the last laugh on Monday at Trump's expense.