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Posted: Tuesday, October 24th 2017
Belgian Red Flames make it two from two with win over Portugal
Wednesday, October 25th 2017
Belgium continued their rich form to beat Portual 1-0 in a close contest in Penafiel.
Julie Biesmans and Yana Daniels were both involved in the match.
One lone strike from defender Tine De Caigny was enough to hold Portugal in a tight contest.
The Red Flames are now joint top of group six, alongside Italy who are also on nine points.
Biesmans and Daniels will now return to Bristol to prepare for Reading Women this Saturday (5:30pm kick-off), tickets are available here.
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