'What old timers can do' - the evolution of Belgium's golden generation
Summary
Belgium's national football team, known as the Red Devils, has reached the World Cup quarter-finals after a strong comeback win against Senegal and a big victory over the USA. Despite losing some star players from past tournaments, key veterans like Thibaut Courtois, Romelu Lukaku, and Kevin De Bruyne have helped guide a new generation of players to success.Key Facts
- Belgium reached the World Cup quarter-finals after beating Senegal in a comeback and then defeating the USA 4-1.
- Some former stars like Eden Hazard and Vincent Kompany are no longer in the team.
- Veterans Courtois, Lukaku, De Bruyne, and Witsel remain important players, though some play less time now.
- Courtois has played every minute of this World Cup and is seen as one of the best goalkeepers.
- Lukaku scored three goals while often coming off the bench to face tired defenses.
- De Bruyne was injured during the Senegal match but was key in earlier games.
- The team is relying more on younger players to carry most of the game while veterans support in crucial moments.
- Belgium’s coach Rudi Garcia is managing this shift well as the team adapts to changes in player roles.
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