Belgium national under-21 football team

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Belgium Under-21

Nickname	Young Devils
Association	Belgian Football Association
Coach	Jean-François De Sart
Captain	Maarten Martens
Most caps	? (?)
Top scorer	Cédric Roussel (10 goals)
Home colours 　 Away colours
First International U-23: : France 1-0 Belgium (Grenoble; October 13, 1974) U-21: France 1-1 Belgium (Amiens; September 3, 1976)
Largest win Belgium 7-0 Armenia (Gent; September 6, 1994) Belgium 7-0 Macedonia (Eupen; October 15, 1994)
Worst defeat Czech Republic 7-0 Belgium (April 24, 2001)
UEFA U-21 Championship
Appearances	2 (First in 2002)
Best result	quarter-finalists 2002
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The Belgium national under-21 football team is the national under-21 football team of Belgium and is controlled by the Belgian Football Association. The team competes in the European Under-21 Football Championship, held every two years.

Contents 1 UEFA U-21 Championship record 2 Squad 2.1 Goalkeepers 2.2 Defenders 2.3 Midfielders 2.4 Forwards 3 See also 4 References and external links

[edit] UEFA U-21 Championship record

• 1976: qualifying stage (U23)
• 1978: qualifying stage
• 1980: qualifying stage
• 1982: qualifying stage
• 1984: qualifying stage
• 1986: qualifying stage
• 1988: qualifying stage
• 1990: qualifying stage
• 1992: qualifying stage
• 1994: qualifying stage
• 1996: qualifying stage
• 1998: qualifying stage
• 2000: 1/8 final
• 2002: 1/4 final
• 2004: qualifying stage
• 2006: 1/8 final

[edit] Squad

[edit] Goalkeepers

• Logan Bailly (KRC Genk)
• Frank Boeckx (Sint-Truidense VV)
• Michaël Cordier (FC Brussels)
• Glenn Verbauwhede (FC Bruges)

[edit] Defenders

• Steve Colpaert (FC Brussels)
• Sepp De Roover (Sparta Rotterdam)
• Timothy Derijck (Feyenoord Rotterdam)
• Guillaume Gillet (AA Gent)
• Nicolas Lombaerts (AA Gent)
• Martijn Monteyne (KSV Roeselare)
• Landry Mulemo (Sint-Truidense VV)
• Sebastien Pocognoli (KRC Genk)
• Jeroen Simaeys (Sint-Truidense VV)
• Günther Vanaudenaerde (NEC Nijmegen)
• Jason Vandelannoite (FC Bruges)
• Jan Vertonghen (Ajax Amsterdam)
• Jan Wuytens (Heracles Almelo)

[edit] Midfielders

• Jonathan Blondel (FC Bruges)
• Laurent Ciman (Charleroi SC)
• Marouane Fellaini (Standard Liège)
• Faris Haroun (KRC Genk)
• Ibrahim Maaroufi (F.C. Internazionale Milano)
• Maarten Martens (AZ Alkmaar)
• Killian Overmeire (KSC Lokeren)
• Egon Wisniowski (Sint-Truidense VV)

[edit] Forwards

• Moussa Dembele (AZ Alkmaar)
• Tom De Mul (Ajax Amsterdam)
• Stijn De Smet (Cercle Brugge)
• Tom De Sutter (Cercle Brugge)
• Jonathan Legear (SC Anderlecht)
• Mohamed Messoudi (Willem II Tilburg)
• Kevin Mirallas (Lille OSC)
• Dieter Van Tornhout (Roda JC)
• Jeanvion Yulu-Matondo (FC Bruges)

[edit] See also

• Belgium national football team
• European Under-21 Football Championship

[edit] References and external links

• UEFA Under-21 website, complete results archive
• The Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation, full record of U-21 and U-23 Championships

National under-21 football teams of Europe (UEFA) v • d • e
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European Under-21 Championship v • d • e
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