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Nathan Ngoy

Belgian association football player
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  • Jun 22

    Cape Verde holds Uruguay to 2-2 draw, Spain cruises past Saudi Arabia, Belgium frustrated by Iran in World Cup group stage

    World Cup debutant Cape Verde followed its goalless draw with Spain by holding Uruguay 2-2 in Miami, while Spain thrashed Saudi Arabia 4-0 and ten-man Belgium was held 0-0 by Iran.

  • Jun 21

    Belgium held to 0-0 draw by Iran after VAR rules out Taremi goal at World Cup

    Courtois heroics and a disallowed Taremi goal defined a tense goalless draw as Belgium slipped further in Group 7.

  • Jun 21

    Belgium held to another goalless draw as Ngoy red card compounds World Cup frustrations

    Belgium's disappointing World Cup campaign continued with a 0-0 stalemate against Iran in Inglewood, California, after defender Nathan Ngoy was sent off in the second half.

  • May 25

    Toxic Industrial Fire in Tubize Releases Asbestos, Disrupts Belgian World Cup Camp

    An industrial fire at a textile warehouse in Tubize, Belgium, released toxic asbestos-laden smoke on Monday, prompting shelter-in-place orders for six communes and forcing the Belgian national football team to scale back World Cup preparations.

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