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The 2000β01 season was the 98th competitive season in
Belgian
football.
Belgium began their qualifying campaign for the
Football World Cup 2002.
Date
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Venue
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Opponents
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Score*
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Comp
|
Belgium scorers
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Match Report
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16 August 2000
|
Vasil Levski National Stadium,
Sofia (A)
|
Bulgaria
|
3-1
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F
|
Gert Verheyen (2),
Emile Mpenza
|
www.footbel.be[
permanent dead link]
|
2 September 2000
|
King Baudouin Stadium,
Brussels (H)
|
Croatia
|
0β0
|
WCQ
|
|
www.footbel.be[
permanent dead link]
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7 October 2000
|
Riga (A)
|
Latvia
|
4β0
|
WCQ
|
Marc Wilmots,
Bob Peeters,
Jurgen Cavens,
Gert Verheyen
|
www.footbel.be[
permanent dead link]
|
28 February 2001
|
King Baudouin Stadium,
Brussels (H)
|
San Marino
|
10-1
|
WCQ
|
Yves Vanderhaeghe (2),
Emile Mpenza,
Bart Goor (2),
Walter Baseggio,
Marc Wilmots,
Bob Peeters (3)
|
www.footbel.be[
permanent dead link]
|
24 March 2001
|
Hampden Park,
Glasgow (A)
|
Scotland
|
2-2
|
WCQ
|
Marc Wilmots,
Daniel Van Buyten
|
www.footbel.be[
permanent dead link]
|
25 April 2001
|
Toyota Arena,
Prague (A)
|
Czech Republic
|
1-1
|
F
|
Emile Mpenza
|
www.footbel.be[
permanent dead link]
|
2 June 2001
|
King Baudouin Stadium,
Brussels (H)
|
Latvia
|
3-1
|
WCQ
|
Marc Wilmots,
Emile Mpenza,
Mihails ZemΔΌinskis (og)
|
www.footbel.be[
permanent dead link]
|
6 June 2001
|
Serravalle (A)
|
San Marino
|
4-1
|
WCQ
|
Marc Wilmots (2),
Gert Verheyen,
Wesley Sonck
|
www.footbel.be[
permanent dead link]
|
* Belgium score given first
Key
- H = Home match
- A = Away match
- F = Friendly
- WCQ = FIFA World Cup 2002 Qualifying, Group 6
- og = own goal
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