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Belgium are looking for a new beginning at the World Cup against USA

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Jonathan Wilson
Belgium are looking for a new beginning at the World Cup against USA
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Belgium's national soccer team prepares for a World Cup match against the USA, looking to move past the legacy of their 'Golden Generation'. The team is transitioning toward a new wave of players as they seek to improve upon past tournament performances.

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Highlights the cyclical nature of international sports teams and the pressure of high expectations on national squads.

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Kevin de Bruyne, Romelu Lukaku and Diego Moreira will be in the spotlight on Monday. Composite: Getty Images, Guardian design Kevin de Bruyne, Romelu Lukaku and Diego Moreira will be in the spotlight on Monday. Composite: Getty Images, Guardian design Soccer with Jonathan Wilson Belgium Belgium are looking for a new beginning at the World Cup against USA Parts of 2018’s Golden Generation still remain, but there are more than enough good players in this Belgian side to give the US headaches

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