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Five-star Belgium through as New Zealand sent packing from World Cup

Football | The Guardian

June 27, 2026

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Five-star Belgium through as New Zealand sent packing from World Cup

Leandro Trossard struck twice as Belgium demolished New Zealand 5-1 to clinch top spot in Group G and march into the World Cup’s round of 32, while the Kiwis’ tournament dreams crumbled.Belgium finished above Egypt on goal difference after they both ended with five points from three matches, followed by Iran on three points and New Zealand on one. In the other match in the group, Egypt drew 1-1 with Iran. Belgium will next face one of the eight best third-placed teams. Continue reading...

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