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In the World Cup quarterfinal match between Spain and Belgium on July 11, a key incident occurred in the 85th minute. Belgian midfielder Kevin De Bruyne pulled down Spanish forward Ferran Torres, resulting in the referee issuing a yellow card to De Bruyne. The match, reported by Hupu Soccer, was a high-stakes knockout stage encounter. The article also includes brief fan reactions, with comments noting De Bruyne's exhaustion and criticizing the nature of the foul. The report is concise, focusing solely on this event within the broader context of the quarterfinal.
Source report
Source: Hupu Football News
Match Summary
World Cup Quarterfinal Spain vs Belgium – July 11
In the 85th minute of the match, Belgium midfielder Kevin De Bruyne pulled down a Spanish player, Ferran, resulting in a yellow card from the referee.
Key Incident
- Minute: 85'
- Player: Kevin De Bruyne (Belgium)
- Action: Pulled down Ferran (Spain)
- Outcome: Yellow card shown by the referee
Community Reaction
- User comment: "De Bruyne is also exhausted"
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- User comment: "Haha, really can't stand it, what kind of moves are these"
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虎扑 - 足球Regional
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