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Today we're talking about a high-scoring World Cup match: Belgium beat New Zealand five to one.

Six goals in one game, very lively, and Belgium alone scored five.

This game is an open lesson on "just how strong a strong team is."

First, about Belgium.

Belgium is a top team in world soccer, with most players in Europe's best leagues.

They have several world-class stars, like De Bruyne and Lukaku, names everyone knows well.

A team like this is terrifying when it attacks.

Speaking of De Bruyne, he's one of the best passers of this era.

A single pass from him can directly hand a teammate a chance to score.

With a player like that, Belgium's attack always has ideas.

Let's look at the game.

Belgium took the initiative from the start.

In the twenty-eighth minute, Trossard scored first, one to zero.

New Zealand wanted to hold on, but Belgium's attacks came in wave after wave.

Just as the second half began, Trossard scored again, two to zero, completing his brace.

Not long after, the big-name star De Bruyne also scored, three to zero.

By this point, the game was basically beyond doubt.

But New Zealand didn't give up.

In the eighty-fourth minute, New Zealand's Just seized a chance and scored, pulling it back to three to one.

For a small team so far behind, scoring a goal is already hard — the players and fans were happy.

Interestingly, Just had scored in an earlier game too, one of New Zealand's best players at this World Cup.

But Belgium was simply too strong.

After conceding, they kept up the pressure.

Lukaku soon scored again, four to one.

In stoppage time, Saelemaekers added another, fixing the score at five to one.

The whistle blew, Belgium won big five to one.

How to view this game?

For Belgium, this is an emphatic big win — they advanced as group winners, in fine form.

Scoring five goals shows the team's attack is full of firepower, a good omen for the knockouts ahead.

Of course, the real hard battles lie ahead, and Belgium won't get proud over this one game.

For New Zealand, a heavy defeat is of course no fun.

But you have to know they faced a world-class strong team, and the gap in quality genuinely exists.

More importantly, while down zero to three, they could still score a goal and not give up — that spirit deserves recognition.

New Zealand comes from Oceania, and to stand on the World Cup stage is itself something to be proud of.

Looking back at New Zealand's World Cup, they actually left quite a few good memories.

In earlier games, they played tenaciously too, and Just even scored.

Though they lost badly today, that doesn't erase their earlier effort.

For a small team, to reach the World Cup, to score, to go toe to toe with strong teams — that's already great.

That's Belgium five to one New Zealand — a strong team's display of firepower, and New Zealand's brave fight.