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Nations League: Olise’s late stunner leads France past Belgium, Italy rout Turkey

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read

Belgium 0-1 France, Turkey 1-4 Italy, Sweden 3-1 Poland
Northern Ireland left frustrated by Hungary stalemate

Michael Olise’s magnificent late strike gave France a 1-0 Nations League victory over Belgium in Brussels, as Zinedine Zidane made it two wins out of two since being named as the new head coach.

Bayern Munich star Olise came off the bench late on with the game goalless, and set off from inside his own half to score the winner in the 88th minute. Olise collected possession inside his own half and advanced all the way to the edge of the Belgian area before curling a shot beyond the reach of Senne Lammens.

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