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Egypt aims collide with Belgium’s experience at debut
Belgium is preparing to face Egypt in the opening of the World Cup, a step aimed at reaffirming their position at the top of Group Seven, despite the absence of several players from the 2018 squad. The team is gradually relying on a younger lineup led by Jeremy Doku, Amadou Onana, and Charles De Ketelaere. The Belgian national team seeks to achieve positive results, while Egypt hopes to capitalize on counterattack opportunities led by Mohamed Salah to secure their first-ever victory in the tournament. The match hinges on Belgium's strength, demonstrated by the quality of their lines, while Egypt aims to frustrate their rivals and pull off an upset.
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