Tine De Caigny scored the game’s only goal in the second half as Belgium beat Italy to set up a quarter-final against Sweden
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It was 30C at 8pm when the match kicked off which might explain the slow nature of the play. A cooling break was required just before the half-hour mark, a time to hydrate and take on instruction. By the time the half-time whistle was blown neither goalkeeper had been tested, but at least they did not need to worry about keeping warm.
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