BORDEAUX, France (Reuters) - Eden Hazard stole the show as Belgium crushed Hungary 4-0 in the second round at Euro 2016 but their quarter-final opponents Wales cannot afford to ignore midfielder Kevin De Bruyne, who is emerging as their key player.
De Bruyne bears a resemblance to his cartoon fellow-countryman Tintin, with his red hair, quiff and schoolboy face. He also shares his boundless enthusiasm and craftiness. Belgian fans call him "the Ginger Pele".
