Kevin de Bruyne Powers Belgium past TurkiyeKevin de Bruyne for Belgium (Photo by Visionhaus/Getty Images)

Belgium Cruise Past Turkiye in Liège

Belgium cruised to a 3–0 victory against Türkiye at the Maurice Dufrasne Stadium in Liège during their UEFA Nations League Group A encounter last night.

A Performance To Remember From Kevin de Bruyne

Kevin de Bruyne, one of the finest midfielders to have ever played the game and the brightest of Belgium’s golden generation of players, produced a performance to remember in front of a packed Maurice Dufrasne Stadium.

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A Splendid Finish To Start With For De Bruyne

It all started in the 10th minute, when Dodi Lukebakio just tapped a short pass to De Bruyne, who moved swiftly across the turf, created space and struck a brilliant right-footer in a splendid finish to get Belgium going.

The Turks Try But Fail To Convert Good Moves

The Turks tried to create chances but lacked in finishing. They moved well in the field, but when it came to putting the ball in the net, the Turkiye side struggled. Senne Lammens too was exceptional in front of goal, blocking anything that came within his span.

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Kevin De Bruyne Fires A Stunner In The Second Half

In the second half, Kevin de Bruyne produced another piece of magic. Youri Tielemans won back possession near the penalty box and set up De Bruyne, who fired a ripper with his right foot. The ball curled into the top corner. It was an incredible strike from De Bruyne, a stunner to say the least in the 59th minute.

Lukaku Wins It For Belgium

Lukaku, another Belgium veteran and one of their finest strikers, came off the bench to tap home Belgium’s third and sealed off the match for good.

A Struggling Turkiye Floored By A Rampant Belgium Eventually

Turkiye struggled, with a poor defence and poor skill in front of goal and paid the price. They had to put up a better show, but were disappointing. Belgium fought hard to keep a clean sheet and remained in second position in Group A, while Turkiye was languishing in last position.

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