Senegal rain goals on Iraq to go 4-0 up

Senegal continues to deliver a stellar performance to keep their World Cup hopes alive. Sadio Mané's side has extended their lead to a commanding 4-0 within 72 minutes, scoring goal after goal against a 10-man Iraqi team.

Senegal opened the scoring early in the 4th minute through Habib Diarra, who found the back of the net courtesy of an assist from Abdoulaye Seck to give his side the early advantage.

The African side became even more lethal in the second half. In the 56th minute, Ismaïla Sarr doubled the lead from a Lamine Camara assist. Just three minutes later, in the 59th minute, Pape Gueye scored the third goal from an Ismaïla Sarr assist.

Pape Gueye struck again in the 71st minute, completing his brace following a brilliant assist from Iliman Ndiaye. The Iraqi defense has looked completely helpless in the face of Senegal's relentless team attacks.

Iraq has been playing with 10 men since the 13th minute, when Rebin Sulaka was sent off with a red card. Senegal took complete control of the match immediately after that decision, which was confirmed via a VAR review.