Macedonia 0-2 BELGIUM's highlights | World Cup 2014 qualifying Group A | 2013/03/22

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Macedonia 0-2 Belgium | World Cup 2014 qualifying Group A | 2013/03/22 MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL : http://www.youtube.com/user/TheRdjcartel?feature=mhee MY TWITTER : https://twitter.com/rdjcartel MY VIMEO CHANNEL : https://vimeo.com/rdjcartel MY FACEBOOK PAGE : http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/The-Rdjcartel-Soccer-Videos/518866931491652 Find my older videos again on this new Vimeo channel and/or new Facebook page Vind mijn oude fimpjes op deze nieuwe Vimeo kanaal en/of niewe Facebook pagina Retrouvez mes anciennes vidéos sur cette nouvelle chaine Vimeo et/ou nouvelle page Facebook Music : Overwerk - 12:30 In football, the Belgian national team beat Macedonia, taking an important step to securing at least second place in the World's Qualifying Group A. National team coach Marc Wilmots fielded 6 players who are active in the Premier League. "We were lucky", Marc Wilmots told reporters after the match. He was right. Belgium - also dubbed the Red Devils although this time they played in black in Skopje - could have been 2-0 down after just 5 minutes, but miraculously escaped twice, also thanks to excellent efforts by goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois. Belgium climbed ahead on 26 minutes when midfielder Kevin De Bruyne moved past defender Aleksandar Lazovski and kept his cool to beat goalkeeper Tomislav Pacovksi from close range, 0-1. Macedonia striker Goran Pandev missed a chance to equalise just before the break. Belgium had a better control of the match after the break. Chelsea playmaker Eden Hazard converted a penalty to make it 0-2, the final score. Belgium started with 6 Premier League players: Arsenal defender Thomas Vermaelen, Jan Vertonghen and Moussa Dembele of Tottenham, Marouane Fellaini of Everton, Aston Villa striker Christian Benteke (photo) and Eden Hazard. Captain Vincent Kompany of Manchester City was out injured but should be fit to play next Tuesday. No Belgian league players in starting 11 Thibaut Courtois and Kevin De Bruyne, who played a crucial role in the outcome of the match, are playing for Atlético Madrid and Werder Bremen respectively, but are in fact on loan from Chelsea. Keeping this into account, the Belgian squad included 8 players who belong to an English club. The starting 11 didn't have a single player who is active in the Belgian league. Insiders claim that this is the most talented Belgian squad in decades (small photo: Hazard converts penalty to make it 0-2). Belgium now has 13 points from 5 matches and is equal on points with Croatia in Group A. However, Belgium has the lead in the group thanks to a better goal difference (10-1, compared to 8-2 for Croatia). Belgium still has to travel to Croatia though at a later phase. Next Tuesday, the Red Devils receive Macedonia in Brussels. The sell-out crowd expects nothing else but another win. The enthusiasm for the Belgian national football team has never been so high in more than a decade The group stage winner qualifies directly for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, while the number 2 faces play-off matches. BELGIAN TEAM GK Simon Mignolet (1988-08-06) Sunderland GK Jean-François Gillet (1979-05-31) Torino GK Thibaut Courtois (1992-05-11) Atlético Madrid DF Daniel Van Buyten (vice-captain) (1978-02-07) Bayern Munich DF Vincent Kompany (captain) (1986-04-10) Manchester City DF Jan Vertonghen (1987-04-24) Tottenham Hotspur DF Thomas Vermaelen (vice-captain) (1985-11-14) Arsenal DF Toby Alderweireld (1989-03-02) Ajax DF Guillaume Gillet (1984-03-09) Anderlecht DF Laurent Ciman (1985-08-05) Standard Liège DF Jelle Van Damme (1983-10-10) Standard Liège DF Nicolas Lombaerts (1985-03-20) Zenit Saint Petersburg MF Moussa Dembélé (1987-07-16) Tottenham Hotspur MF Nacer Chadli (1989-10-02) Twente MF Radja Nainggolan (1988-05-04) Cagliari MF Timmy Simons (1976-12-11) Nürnberg MF Marouane Fellaini (1987-11-22) Everton MF Steven Defour (1988-04-15) Porto MF Axel Witsel (1989-01-12) Zenit Saint Petersburg FW Eden Hazard (1991-01-07) Chelsea FW Kevin Mirallas (1987-10-05) Everton FW Romelu Lukaku (1993-05-13) West Bromwich Albion FW Dries Mertens (1987-05-06) PSV FW Christian Benteke (1990-12-03) Aston Villa FW Jelle Vossen (1989-03-23) Racing Genk FW Kevin De Bruyne (1991-06-28) Werder Bremen

Macedonia 0-2 BELGIUM's highlights | World Cup 2014 qualifying Group A | 2013/03/22

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Macedonia 0-2 Belgium | World Cup 2014 qualifying Group A | 2013/03/22 MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL : http://www.youtube.com/user/TheRdjcartel?feature=mhee MY TWITTER : https://twitter.com/rdjcartel MY VIMEO CHANNEL : https://vimeo.com/rdjcartel MY FACEBOOK PAGE : http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/The-Rdjcartel-Soccer-Videos/518866931491652 Find my older videos again on this new Vimeo channel and/or new Facebook page Vind mijn oude fimpjes op deze nieuwe Vimeo kanaal en/of niewe Facebook pagina Retrouvez mes anciennes vidéos sur cette nouvelle chaine Vimeo et/ou nouvelle page Facebook Music : Overwerk - 12:30 In football, the Belgian national team beat Macedonia, taking an important step to securing at least second place in the World's Qualifying Group A. National team coach Marc Wilmots fielded 6 players who are active in the Premier League. "We were lucky", Marc Wilmots told reporters after the match. He was right. Belgium - also dubbed the Red Devils although this time they played in black in Skopje - could have been 2-0 down after just 5 minutes, but miraculously escaped twice, also thanks to excellent efforts by goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois. Belgium climbed ahead on 26 minutes when midfielder Kevin De Bruyne moved past defender Aleksandar Lazovski and kept his cool to beat goalkeeper Tomislav Pacovksi from close range, 0-1. Macedonia striker Goran Pandev missed a chance to equalise just before the break. Belgium had a better control of the match after the break. Chelsea playmaker Eden Hazard converted a penalty to make it 0-2, the final score. Belgium started with 6 Premier League players: Arsenal defender Thomas Vermaelen, Jan Vertonghen and Moussa Dembele of Tottenham, Marouane Fellaini of Everton, Aston Villa striker Christian Benteke (photo) and Eden Hazard. Captain Vincent Kompany of Manchester City was out injured but should be fit to play next Tuesday. No Belgian league players in starting 11 Thibaut Courtois and Kevin De Bruyne, who played a crucial role in the outcome of the match, are playing for Atlético Madrid and Werder Bremen respectively, but are in fact on loan from Chelsea. Keeping this into account, the Belgian squad included 8 players who belong to an English club. The starting 11 didn't have a single player who is active in the Belgian league. Insiders claim that this is the most talented Belgian squad in decades (small photo: Hazard converts penalty to make it 0-2). Belgium now has 13 points from 5 matches and is equal on points with Croatia in Group A. However, Belgium has the lead in the group thanks to a better goal difference (10-1, compared to 8-2 for Croatia). Belgium still has to travel to Croatia though at a later phase. Next Tuesday, the Red Devils receive Macedonia in Brussels. The sell-out crowd expects nothing else but another win. The enthusiasm for the Belgian national football team has never been so high in more than a decade The group stage winner qualifies directly for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, while the number 2 faces play-off matches. BELGIAN TEAM GK Simon Mignolet (1988-08-06) Sunderland GK Jean-François Gillet (1979-05-31) Torino GK Thibaut Courtois (1992-05-11) Atlético Madrid DF Daniel Van Buyten (vice-captain) (1978-02-07) Bayern Munich DF Vincent Kompany (captain) (1986-04-10) Manchester City DF Jan Vertonghen (1987-04-24) Tottenham Hotspur DF Thomas Vermaelen (vice-captain) (1985-11-14) Arsenal DF Toby Alderweireld (1989-03-02) Ajax DF Guillaume Gillet (1984-03-09) Anderlecht DF Laurent Ciman (1985-08-05) Standard Liège DF Jelle Van Damme (1983-10-10) Standard Liège DF Nicolas Lombaerts (1985-03-20) Zenit Saint Petersburg MF Moussa Dembélé (1987-07-16) Tottenham Hotspur MF Nacer Chadli (1989-10-02) Twente MF Radja Nainggolan (1988-05-04) Cagliari MF Timmy Simons (1976-12-11) Nürnberg MF Marouane Fellaini (1987-11-22) Everton MF Steven Defour (1988-04-15) Porto MF Axel Witsel (1989-01-12) Zenit Saint Petersburg FW Eden Hazard (1991-01-07) Chelsea FW Kevin Mirallas (1987-10-05) Everton FW Romelu Lukaku (1993-05-13) West Bromwich Albion FW Dries Mertens (1987-05-06) PSV FW Christian Benteke (1990-12-03) Aston Villa FW Jelle Vossen (1989-03-23) Racing Genk FW Kevin De Bruyne (1991-06-28) Werder Bremen