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Orel MANGALA - 2024 Spring Internationals.

Photo/Foto: George Herringshaw

Date: 26 March 2024

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    • POSITION
      Midfielder
    • DATE OF BIRTH
      Wednesday, 18 March 1998
    • PLACE OF BIRTH
      Brussels, Belgium.
  • INTERNATIONAL
  • CLUBS
  • Nottingham Forest
    • Club Career Dates
    • League Debut
      6th August 2022 in 2-0 away defeat to Newcstle United.
    • Club Career
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Orel MANGALA - 2024 Spring Internationals.

Orel Mangala playing for Belgium in their 2-2 draw at

Wembley Stadium, London.

In their Euro 2024 "Tintin" inpired kit.

 

2024 Spring International game.

 

Ireland (0) v (0) Belgium. Aviva Stadium, Dublin, Ireland.  23rd March 2024.

Attendance 38,128.



 

England (2) v (2) Belgium. (Teilemans 11m & 36m, Toney 17m pen, Bellingham 95m).

Wembely Stadium, London England. 26th March 2024. Attendance 80,733.

England:

 1. Jordan Pickford (GK), 6. Lewis Dunk, 5. John Stones (12. Joe Gomez 10 min) 3. Ben Chilwell,

 2. Ezri Konsa, 10. Jude Bellingham, 4. Declan Rice (C), 21. Kobbie Mainoo (20. James Maddison 74 min),

17. Ivan Toney (9. Ollie Watkins 80 min) 7. Phil Foden, 18. Jarrod Bowen (11. Anthony Gordon 80 min).

Belgium:

13. Matz Sels (GK), 5. Jan Vertonghen, 2. Zeno Debast (4. Wout Faes 83 min), 7. Jérémy Doku,

  3. Arthur Theate (22. Aster Vranckx 71 min), 21. Timothy Castagne, 6. Amadou Onana,

  8. Youri Tielemans (15. Thomas Meunier 71 min), 18. Orel Mangala (9. Loïs Openda 82 min),

10. Romelu Lukaku (23. Michy Batshuayi 83 min), 11. Leandro Trossard (14. Dodi Lukébakio 60 min).

 

The kit worn by Belgium in London was a tribute to Belgian cartoonist Georges Prosper Remi,

known by the pen name 'Herge' and his intrepid reporter "Tintin" and replicates Tintin's outfit

of a collared blue shirt, brown trousers and white socks.

Tintin first appeared in the Brussels "Le Petit Vingtieme" newspaper supplement in

1929 and travelled all over the globe. His adventures have sold more than 270 million comics worldwide

and have been translated into 70 languages.