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World Cup 98 Live

on BBC One London

Netherlands v Belgium Live coverage from the Stade de France, St Denis , of the Group Eclash between these European neighbours (kick-off 8pm). Both sides qualified from the same group, with Holland finishing top and Belgium taking a play-off detour via the Republic of Ireland.
Key Dutchman
Dennis Bergkamp , who scored seven times in six qualifying outings, is backed by an impressive supporting cast. They include his Arsenal team-mate Marc
Overmars and at the back,
Arthur Numan , recently signed by Rangers forL5 million and Jaap Stam , whose £10.5 million move to Manchester
United from PSV Eindhoven has made him the world's most expensive defender.
Although short on star players,
Belgium are playing in theirfifth successive finals and boast an efficient outfit, spearheaded by Fiorentina's Brazilian-born striker Luis Oliveira. Others to watch are his experienced goalscoring partner Luc Nilis , and Marc Wilmots.
Plus highlights of the Group D tie between Spain and Nigeria, and the Group E match between Mexico and South Korea.
Introduced by Desmond Lynam with Alan Hansen and David
Ginola. Commentary John Motson with Trevor Brooking. Subtitled
7.3O-8.50
8.55-10.00........................
7.30-10.00 (notPDC) ............. + Andrew Duncan interviews
David Ginola : page 14; Howto avoid the World Cup - Play the game....: page 32; and see Alan Hansen : page 50

Contributors

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St Denis
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Dennis Bergkamp
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Arthur Numan
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Jaap Stam
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Luis Oliveira.
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Luc Nilis
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Marc Wilmots.
Introduced By:
Desmond Lynam
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Alan Hansen
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John Motson
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Trevor Brooking.
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Andrew Duncan
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David Ginola
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Alan Hansen

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