maybe allowed? Not listed. Safer to avoid. Use paragraphs for line breaks. We'll produce something like:
Prochain match de qualification Coupe du Monde 2026 : Belgique
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Date, lieu et adversaire
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Contexte du groupe de qualification
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Forme récente de l'équipe belge
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Joueurs à surveiller
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Enjeux tactiques
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Historique des confrontations
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Où suivre le match
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Conclusion
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Word count: need 600-900 words. Let's draft about 750 words. We must ensure not to include unsupported claims. So we need to be factual: as of knowledge cutoff 2024-06, the qualifiers for 2026 World Cup: UEFA qualification format? For 2026, there will be expanded to 48 teams, UEFA will have 16 slots? Actually qualification details: For 2026, UEFA will have 16 direct qualifiers plus some playoffs? I need to be careful. I can say that Belgium is placed in Group X of the UEFA qualifiers, with certain opponents. I need to check actual groups: As of 2023, the draw for UEFA qualification for 2026 World Cup hasn't happened yet? Actually the draw took place in December 2023? I recall that UEFA qualification for 2026 World Cup: 55 teams, divided into groups (some of 5 or 6 teams). The top two of each group qualify directly, plus playoffs for the remaining spots. Belgium was placed in Group F? Let’s quickly recall: I think Belgium was in Group F with Austria, Sweden, Azerbaijan, Estonia? Not sure. Actually for Euro 2024 qualifiers, Belgium was in Group F with Austria, Sweden, Azerbaijan, Estonia. For World Cup 2026 qualifiers, the groups might be similar? I need to be safe: I can say that Belgium is in Group G (just as example) with certain teams, but I must avoid unsupported claims. Better to phrase generically: "Belgium is competing in the UEFA qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup, placed in a group that includes [list of opponents based on latest draw]" but if I'm not certain, I could say "according to the official UEFA draw published in [date]" and list opponents as per that draw. I need to be accurate. Let