Belgium dismantled Kazakhstan 6–0 in a World Cup qualifier, establishing complete dominance through a 4-2-3-1 setup that overwhelmed the visitors' 3-4-2-1 defence. The hosts generated 3.35 xG from 35 shots, with 15 finding the target, while Kazakhstan mustered only five attempts and 0.17 xG, registering just two shots on target. Jeremy Doku and Kevin De Bruyne each scored twice, spearheading a clinical performance that saw Belgium convert their superiority into a crushing scoreline. Kazakhstan's goalkeeper maintained a 100% save percentage on expected goals conceded, yet the fundamental gulf in chance creation and finishing rendered such resilience academic. The result underscores Belgium's qualification credentials, though the margin against modest opposition offers limited insight into their readiness against stronger European rivals.