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'What old timers can do' - the evolution of Belgium's golden generation

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'What old timers can do' - the evolution of Belgium's golden generation
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Belgium's national football team has reached the World Cup quarter-finals, defying expectations after a poor start and the departure of several 'golden generation' stars. The team is now relying on a mix of veteran leadership and younger talent under manager Rudi Garcia.

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The story illustrates the cyclical nature of sports talent and the impact of leadership transitions on team performance in high-stakes international tournaments.

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Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Thibaut Courtois and Romelu Lukaku both played in the 2014 World Cup for Belgium and had key roles in their last-16 victory over the USA this time around

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