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However, the Belgian endured a glaring miss in the first half, smashing Marmoush’s cross off the underside of the bar from close range and then clutching his head in disbelief.
“I said I just have to be there, it’s going to come,” De Bruyne said about the miss. “It’s terrible. There’s no excuses. My son is going to be very tough on me today.”
De Bruyne embraced his teammates as he exited in the 69th minute to a standing ovation, and stayed on the pitch to celebrate and wave farewell while a tribute video to “King Kev” played around the stadium.
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