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MAROUANE FELLAINI’S HOT streak continued as his early goal secured Belgium’s vital 1-0 victory in Israel, despite Vincent Kompany being dismissed midway through the second half.

Manchester United midfielder Fellaini scored twice in Saturday’s 5-0 thumping of Cyprus, and made the difference again in Jerusalem – his ninth-minute strike putting Belgium top of Euro 2016 qualifying Group B.
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Captain Kompany picked up a second yellow card 26 minutes from time to ensure the visitors endured a tense end to the game, but they held on to move above Wales on goal difference.
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However, Kompany’s dismissal means Belgium will be without their skipper when they travel to Cardiff for a key clash with Wales in June.

The Man City defender also tried an audacious long-range volley before his dismissal.
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