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Kevin De Bruyne scored twice as Belgium beat Turkey 3–0 in Liège, moving to six points from three Nations League matches.
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Kevin De Bruyne put Belgium ahead early and scored again about 15 minutes into the second half with a long-range shot. He then played a pass to Charles De Ketelaere in the move that led to substitute Romelu Lukaku’s goal. [1]
The win leaves Belgium second in their League A group after three matches. They had opened with a 2–0 victory over Italy before losing 1–0 to France. [1]
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