A brilliant solo effort from Eden Hazard after Romelu Lukaku's opener were enough to give Belgium a comfortable 2-0 win over Sweden in their penultimate World Cup warm-up game in Stockholm on Sunday.
Despite training twice a day for most of the week, there was no sign of tiredness from the Belgian players as they dominated the opening exchanges, with Kevin De Bruyne almost giving them the lead after 15 minutes, only to see his shot hit the post.
Lukaku, who scored 15 goals for Everton in last season's Premier League, broke the deadlock in the 34th minute when he fired a fizzing left-foot drive past Andreas Isaksson after Kim Kallstrom surrendered possession deep in his own half.
Despite training twice a day for most of the week, there was no sign of tiredness from the Belgian players as they dominated the opening exchanges, with Kevin De Bruyne almost giving them the lead after 15 minutes, only to see his shot hit the post.
Lukaku, who scored 15 goals for Everton in last season's Premier League, broke the deadlock in the 34th minute when he fired a fizzing left-foot drive past Andreas Isaksson after Kim Kallstrom surrendered possession deep in his own half.
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