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Van Bommel: Not Everything Was Perfect; Montella Defends His Players

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Belgium beat Turkey 3-0 in Liege to return to winning ways in the Nations League. Kevin De Bruyne scored twice and Romelu Lukaku added a third, but the post-match reactions showed mixed reviews of the two teams' performances. The Belgians spoke of the efficiency and influence of their experienced leaders, while the pressure on Vincenzo Montella intensified again in Turkey. De Bruyne opened the scoring in the 10th minute and scored his second in …

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Belgium beat Turkey 3-0 in Liege to return to winning ways in the Nations League. Kevin De Bruyne scored twice and Romelu Lukaku added a third, but the post-match reactions showed mixed reviews of the two teams' performances. The Belgians spoke of the efficiency and influence of their experienced leaders, while the pressure on Vincenzo Montella intensified again in Turkey. De Bruyne opened the scoring in the 10th minute and scored his second in …

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Even a struggle is possible. The third international match under national coach Mark van Bommel was the weakest. The result: casino football on the banks of the Meuse. Nevertheless, the ball on the roulette table landed firmly on red. Because ‘good old’ Kevin De Bruyne once again spun the wheel with grace. Ooooh Kevin De Bruyne...

·Kobbegem, Belgium
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Mark van Bommel has picked up the pace again with the Red Devils in the Nations League following the home defeat against France. In Liège, the Belgian national team proved too strong for Turkey, winning 3-0. The star man for Belgium was Kevin De Bruyne. The veteran scored the first two goals.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Mark van Bommel is satisfied after Belgium's 2-3 victory over Turkey. The national coach saw his team not play their best game, but is particularly pleased with the contribution of experienced players Romelu Lukaku and Kevin De Bruyne.

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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