I fell asleep in first and second half - Ibrahimovic slams Belgium after World Cup draw with Iran

The draw leaves Belgium with just two points from their opening two matches in Group G, following an earlier 1-1 result against Egypt. 

With their qualification hopes on the line, the team faces a must-win final group-stage match against New Zealand. 

For a squad filled with world-class attacking talent, the inability to find the back of the net has become a critical concern.

The legendary striker's harsh words come as the Red Devils' campaign hangs in the balance after two consecutive draws.

Speaking as a pundit on FOX Sports, Ibrahimovic did not mince words when analysing the lacklustre display from Rudi Garcia's side.

"In the first half, I almost fell asleep; in the second, I fell asleep," Ibrahimovic stated bluntly. "From this match, I think there is not much to comment on, another draw, so let's see what happens in the next match."

Despite the mounting pressure and Ibrahimovic's cutting remarks, Belgium's head coach, Rudi Garcia, has called for calm. 

The manager emphasised that while the results are disappointing, his team still controls its own fate in the tournament.

"We haven't achieved the victory, it's a shame, but now we have to stay calm in this situation and focus on the match against New Zealand," Garcia said in his post-match press conference.