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Lukaku scores in 100th international as Belgium win

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Updated At : 11:26 AM Sep 07, 2021 IST

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Lukaku scores in 100th international as Belgium win Romelu Lukaku celebrated his 100th international with a goal as Belgium won 3-0 against the Czech Republic in World Cup qualifying. Elsewhere, England beat Andorra 4-0, Germany thrashed Armenia 6-0, Spain beat Georgia 4-0. Meanwhile, the match between Brazil and Argentina was suspended because of Covid protocols as Uruguay beat Bolivia 4-2 as Colombia drew 1-1 at Paraguay.

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