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It was never gonna happen. Belgium won, handily. Compare the shots at goal between the two. At least USA put up a good fight against such a better team.
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I though it was a good game, USA players put their hearts into the game, too bad they didn't score. That is how sports work I guess. Next time will be better.
USA had a good team but since I follow soccer I never saw Belgium so strong in a world cup.
It wouldn't be a suprise if Belgium beat Argentina in the next match.
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