Youri Tielemans has spoken of Belgium’s surprise at FIFA’s decision to suspend U.S. forward Folarin Balogun’s one-match during the summer’s World Cup.Tielemans, who has joined Manchester United from Aston Villa this summer, was part of the Belgium side that comfortably defeated the United States 4-1 — but the last-16 knockout tie was overshadowed by the availability of Balogun for the co-hostsThe 25-year-old received a straight red card against Bosnia and Herzegovina in the World Cup round-of-32. He was, however, made eligible to face Belgium in the next round after FIFA’s disciplinary committee suspended the sanction. U.S. President Donald Trump later said he had called Infantino and asked for the case to be reviewed.The U.S. striker subsequently started for Mauricio Pochettino’s side in the last-16 game.“Originally we were surprised by the decision to revert the red card and his suspension,” Tielemans said of the episode.“For us, it did not really change anything other than the preparation leading up to the game because it is a different type of player than the other player that was meant to play. But other than that, we were very calm and we just accepted our fate and tried to have a good game.”When Romelu Lukaku scored Belgium’s fourth goal in Seattle, the team’s feelings on the matter became evident. The striker performed a ‘we can’t hear you’ cupped-ear celebration followed by the team doing a dance mimicking President Trump, on the pitch and then later again in the dressing room.Then, the Belgium national team put out a social media post making fun of the situation.