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Van Bommel Announces Substitutions Against France After "3 Records in a Row": "But Maybe I Shouldn't Have Said That"

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Final test in Paris. The Red Devils conclude their four-match series in the Nations League tomorrow evening with a duel against France. In addition to the forced substitutions, Mark van Bommel hinted that a few players will be rested. "We have already broken a record three times," revealed the national coach, who shortly afterwards regretted that revelation.
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Belgium national football team coach Mark van Bommel was upbeat at the team's press conference ahead of tomorrow's match against France in the Men's Nations League.

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Final test in Paris. The Red Devils conclude their four-match series in the Nations League tomorrow evening with a duel against France. In addition to the forced substitutions, Mark van Bommel hinted that a few players will be rested. "We have already broken a record three times," revealed the national coach, who shortly afterwards regretted that revelation.

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On Monday, the Red Devils will play their fourth and final game of Nations League. They will have to pick up what could be their most difficult mission: a trip to France....

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