Belgium’s Red Devils Return Home Following Loss to Spain
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Laurent Ciman followed closely the Red Devils course at the World Cup. Despite the elimination of Belgium in quarterfinals, the former Belgian international is optimistic about Belgium's pacrous at the microphone of our Southinfo colleagues.
Belgium’s Red Devils return home following loss to Spain
Belgium’s Red Devils returned home via Brussels Airport over the weekend following their 2–1 loss to Spain in the quarter-finals of the World Cup. The Belgian team’s captain Youri Tielemans left the pitch during the warm-up and was unable to start in the match, with Hans Vanaken replacing him...
The Red Devils landed back in Belgium on Sunday morning, two days after their elimination by Spain in the World Cup quarter-finals. It was one that received predominantly positive reactions from supporters after a surprising and bizarre World Cup.
The plane landed at Brussels Airport at around 10:20 a.m., in the quiet and without any particular organisation of the Federation. About 50 fans had nevertheless made the trip to welcome the players, who greeted them from afar before joining the bus on the tarmac. We are Belgian, it's the Red Devils, even if they were eliminated in quarterfinals, we are very proud of them, let go of one of the fans present. For many, it was necessary to be there…
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