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Add The New York Post on Google It’s the fourth World Cup matchday of the knockout phase, with three games on tap for Wednesday, highlighted by Belgium and Senegal.
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Belgium should remain cautious of a dangerous Senegal team that narrowly lost to Norway in Group play before scoring five goals against Iraq to secure their place in the Round of 32.
Aside from a 5-1 win over New Zealand, the Belgians drew with Iran and Egypt, two surprising results that left them tied with Egypt for first place in Group G.
Can Senegal continue the trend of upsets from Tuesday’s incredible day of single-elimination games?
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