France edge Belgium to reach last eight
The Morning Standard|July 02, 2024
JAN Vertonghen's late own goal took France into the quarterfinals of Euro 2024 on Monday as they edged Belgium 1-0 in a tense tie in Duesseldorf.
France edge Belgium to reach last eight

France had dominated the last-16 clash but their profligate finishing looked set to force extra time until they finally found a way through with five minutes left.

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