Pay per Head: Lukaku says that pressure was taken off his shoulders

Romelu Lukaku said that pressure was taken off his shoulders after he made an impact in Belgium’s 2-1 FIFA World Cup victory over the USA, in a win that impressed fans and pay per head services all over the world.

Lukaku, who is very famous with fans price per head services for his talent on the pitch, left the bench in Salvador after 90 minutes without a goal, and he scored his side’s second goal as they fought off a determined USA side, which was inspired by Tim Howard’s great goalkeeping performance.

Pay per head services saw that the in the second period of extra time, the Chelsea striker’s goal was the winner as Julian Green hit an impressive volley.

Having seen Lille youngster Divock Origi take his place in Marc Wilmots’ XI, Lukaku said that assurances made by his coach let him keep calm on the pitch and finally make a key contribution to the World Cup, and pay per head services saw a great display by the player.

“The coach told me I was going to come on during extra time,” he said.

“As soon as I got onto the pitch, I knew that I would find the net.

“From my very first sprint, there was a big chance. At that moment I was very happy, because for once I did something good on the pitch.

“I perhaps put myself under too much pressure. I just wanted the team to win and for us to continue.

And pay per head services could clearly see that the player’s efforts paid off, and very well.

“With the potential we have, if we had been knocked out today, we would have all been very disappointed.

“The bench has made the difference in recent games, which means everyone is contributing.”

Pay per head services saw a great performance by Lukaku and Belgium in a very difficult match, and can’t wait to see how the player continues to help his country in Brazil.