Five-goal Belgium say stand by for more


  • Football
  • Saturday, 23 Jun 2018

Soccer Football - World Cup - Group G - Belgium vs Tunisia - Spartak Stadium, Moscow, Russia - June 23, 2018 Belgium's Michy Batshuayi celebrates scoring their fifth goal with team mates REUTERS/Carl Recine

MOSCOW (Reuters) - The World Cup has yet to see the best of Belgium, striker Romelu Lukaku warned on Saturday after scoring twice in the Group G seeds' 5-2 demolition of Tunisia to all but secure qualification to the next round with a game to spare.

Thursday's clash in Kaliningrad against England, who can assure their own qualification by beating Panama on Sunday, will stretch a side that truly believes it can go all the way in Russia and better a previous best semi-final finish.

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