Belgium now under pressure to beat Russia

Belgium must now beat Russia to keep their World Cup dream alive after being held by Tunisia in their second Group H match in Oita today.

Belgium now under pressure to beat Russia
Mon, 10 Jun, 2002 - 13:19

Tunisia 1, Belgium 1

Belgium must now beat Russia to keep their World Cup dream alive after being held by Tunisia in their second Group H match in Oita today.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: OitaPlace: GoorPerson: Marc WilmotsPerson: Raouf BouzainePerson: WilmotsPerson: Ali BoumnijelPerson: Timmy SimonsPerson: Eric DeflandrePerson: Peter van der HeydenPerson: Branko StruparPerson: Yves VanderhaeghePerson: Adel SellimiPerson: Geert de VliegerPerson: Ziad JaziriPerson: StruparPerson: Hatem TrabelsiPerson: De VliegerPerson: Kaies GhodhbanePerson: Van Der HeydenPerson: Robert WaseigePerson: Sven VermantPerson: Wesley SonckPerson: Gert VerheyenPerson: JaziriPerson: GhodhbanePerson: VanderhaeghePerson: SonckPerson: Glen de BoeckPerson: Bart GoorPerson: BoumnijelPerson: TrabelsiPerson: Mourad MelkiPerson: WaseigePerson: Mbo MpenzaPerson: SimonsPerson: VerheyenPerson: Ali ZitouniPerson: Daniel van BuytenPerson: Slim Ben AchourPerson: GhoodhbanePerson: BouzaineOrganisation: BelgiumOrganisation: RussiaOrganisation: TunisiaOrganisation: Red DevilsOrganisation: Deflandre
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