Belgium kick-started its campaign with a crucial 2-0 win against Romania on Saturday.
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Euro 2024: De Bruyne, Lukaku still the keys for rebuilding Belgium
A woeful 2022 World Cup campaign marred by infighting marked the end of the road for much of Belgium’s venerated golden generation.
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Guardiola disciple Vincent Kompany joins elite as Bayern boss
Kompany, still just 38, lacks the experience of previous Bayern coaches and was a surprise choice with his Burnley side relegated from the Premier League this season.
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Top 5: 2023-24 scorers (American men in Europe)
Griffin Yow scored his sixth goal of the season for Westerlo on Friday.
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Gio Reyna might get his first start for Nottingham Forest in Saturday’s match against Newcastle United.
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Chicago Fire lands Belgian scoring ace Hugo Cuypers
The Fire became the latest MLS team to splash out big money for a relatively unknown player.
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Mid-season hire Scott Parker seeks Club Brugge lift-off in Champions League
A surprise hire by Club Brugge in December, former England midfielder Scott Parker is preparing to coach in the Champions League for the first time as the Belgian team takes on Benfica in the round of 16. Parker, 42, had been out of work since being sacked by Bournemouth in August following a 9-0 defeat […]
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UEFA Champions League: Ethan Horvath leads Club Brugge to 4-0 win at Monaco
Signed two years ago from Norwegian club Molde by former Belgian goalkeeping great Michel Preud’homme, Horvath lost his startingjob last season when Ivan Leko took over as head coach and pulled him a couple of poor outings. After starting the first 12 games, Horvath wasn’t back in goal for another sevenmonths, starting the last three […]
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What They're Saying: Roberto Martinez
“My disappointment is huge. It wasn’t about having a good tournament and coming ‘top four.’ It was about trying to win it. It’s a sad dressing room now. We could easily have come to this stage andfrozen. France are used to these big games but we coped with that side really well.” — Belgium coach […]
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What They're Saying: Roberto Martinez
“They’ve done something special tonight and I hope everyone in Belgium is very, very proud. It has created a nice memory and we should treasure it.” — Belgium coach RobertoMartinez after the Red Devils beat Brazil, 2-1, in the 2018 World Cup quarterfinals for the biggest win in their history. (ESPN)