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Belgium’s Onana forced off in first half with apparent knee injury

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Belgian midfielder Amadou Onana exited Monday’s FIFA World Cup Round of 16 match against the U.S. in the opening half with an apparent knee injury.

Onana went down after attempting to play a ball in the 18th minute. He kicked out with his right leg and landed awkwardly as he fell, immediately grabbing at his right knee while on the ground.

Onana was slow to get to his feet and gingerly limped off the pitch. His teammates comforted him as he exited the playing field. Hans Vanaken replaced Onana in the 21st minute.

Amadou Onana injury update: Belgium midfielder's World Cup may be over

SEATTLE — Belgium lost Amadou Onana early to a leg injury in its 4-1 win in the round of 16 against the United States and the midfielder was on crutches after the game.

Coach Rudi Garcia told reporters that the injury may end the midfielder's World Cup.

Onana was challenging for the ball with USMNT star Christian Pulisic when they collided, and Onana immediately went down to the ground, holding his right knee as the Belgian staff was called onto the field to assist.

Onana did get up on his own as he made his way toward the bench, limping to rest if he could still continue. Ultimately, Belgium made a substitution, taking out Onana for Hans Vanaken in the 21st minute.

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