Football. ua made a compilation of statistical facts from Opta, which were commemorated matches Colombia - Japan, Poland - Senegal and Russia - Egypt.

1 - Thiago Sionek - the first Pole, who scored in his own net at the World Championships.

1 - Poland won only 1 of 7 starting matches at the World Cup - 3: 2 from Argentina in 1974.

1 - For the first time since 1974, just 4 South American teams failed to win in the first round of World Cup. The only exception was Uruguay, who defeated Egypt 1: 0.

1 - Japan became the first Asian team to beat its rival from South America. Prior to this, the Asians thrice played in such pairs and lost 14 times.

1 - Keisuke Honda - the first since 1966, the Asian, who did the assistants on three different mundials.

1 - Juan Quintero - the first Colombian, who scored in 2 world championships.

1 - Japan scored for the first time in history at the World Cup after a corner (for 18 matches).

4 - In 17 matches of the current World Cup 4 goals were scored by direct free-kick punches - already more than in the entire World Cup 2014 (3).

Russia scored eight goals in the first two matches - this is a repeat of the record of performance for the host country of the World Cup - after Italy in 1934. # Russia # Russia Egypt # FM2018 #WorldCup pic. twitter. com / 0lyY0DBAki - Goal in Russian (@GoalRussian) on June 19, 2018.

8 - Russia repeated the record for the number of goals in the first two rounds for host country FM. Also 8 scored Italy in 1934.

8 - Russia scored two goals in two matches, as Spain scored for the entire 2010 World Cup victory.

8 - Russia scored 8 goals, which is 2 more than the two previous world championships combined.

9 - Poland invariably misses in the last 9 World Cup matches. The last time the "frame" left the field without being missed in 1986.

35 - Edgi Kawashima is the most age-related player in Japan (35 years, 91 days).

50% - Senegal won 50% of its matches at the World Cup (3/6). This is the best indicator among all African nations.

50% - Senegal are the least of the eight countries in the World Cup games (3/6), and they are the only African nation to do so. Lions. #SEN #POLSEN #WorldCup pic. twitter. com / oofB2oEMdW - OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) June 19, 2018.

176 - Carlos Sanchez from Colombia only needed 176 seconds to earn a red card. This is the second result in the history of the World Cup, the record belongs to Jose Alberto Batista of Uruguay, who in 1986 played just 56 seconds against Scotland.