Belgium manager Rudi Garcia received thousands of messages of support after his team staged a late comeback to defeat Senegal 3-2. The 62-year-old coach had faced heavy criticism over his tactics and player selections during the match. Many fans had called for his removal before the turnaround. Over 9,000 people submitted apologies through the website sorryrudi.be, created after the game. The site was launched by a Brussels resident who regretted his own criticism during the match. Messages include expressions of renewed confidence and tactical praise. A Belgian beer brand later joined the effort. The total number of messages has since exceeded 10,000. Garcia has been noted for his calm approach and late-game adjustments. Belgium next faces the United States, with further reactions expected depending on the result.
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