Vancouver [Canada]: Following his side's dominant 5-1 win over New Zealand that earned them a round of 32 spot, Belgium coach Rudi Garcia hailed his "oldies" for helping their side win a very important match, while also acknowledging that the team is just "growing into the tournament and are not fully into it".
After two frustrating draws against Iran and Egypt, Belgium were back to their dominant best, with stalwarts like Kevin de Bruyne, Romelu Lukaku and Alexis Saelemaekers finding their names on the scoresheet that has sent their side on the top of their group above Egypt (having equal number of five points) on basis of goal difference.
