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    Football> Community> Jay Shikoyeni>

    Belgium VS France

    UEFA Nations League
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    Belgium
    Belgium 0
    1 France
    France
    Both sides sit level on three points at the top of their Nations League group after picking up full points on their opening away outings. Belgium claimed a convincing 2-0 win over Italy in their first match, with Kevin De Bruyne notching a critical assist, and Romelu Lukaku set to lead the home side’s front line in Brussels. They have two confirmed absentees for this tie: Leandro Trossard is ruled out with heel bone oedema, while goalkeeper Maarten Penders misses out due to a quadriceps injury. France secured a narrow 1-0 opening win over Turkey, but face a far longer injury list to navigate. Kylian Mbappe has returned to Madrid to receive treatment for a hyperextended posterior capsule in his left knee and will not feature, alongside Konate, Saliba, Tchouameni, Mateta and Emery. Even so, their stacked attacking corps remains fully available, with top talents including Dembélé, Olise, Cherki, Barcola and Doué all included in the match squad.
    Further Reading
    • Anni Herbig
      Anni Herbig
      Belgium’s recent performance has trended slightly downward, as they have suffered two consecutive defeats following a 10-game stretch with 5 wins, 4 draws and only 1 loss. France, on the other hand, have recorded 8 wins and 2 losses in their last 10 matches, but their away competitiveness is far from reliable. By recent form metrics, Belgium actually hold a slight edge over France. The solid momentum Belgium built earlier with obvious upgrades on both attacking and defensive ends has been derailed by a wave of player injuries, leading to their underwhelming recent run of poor results. France’s output on both offense and defense barely differs between their home and away fixtures, and the goals they concede in away games often directly reflect the actual quality gap between them and their hosts. It is still hard to tell which side can bring their top form and walk away with the full three points here. Recent defensive fragilities have become a clear hidden risk for Belgium ahead of
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      UEFA NL Belgium 0-1 France
    • haappyjq
      haappyjq
      Belgium opened their UEFA Nations League run with a convincing 2-0 away victory over Italy, carrying remarkably consistent form that sees them suffer just one defeat across their past 19 international fixtures, with 5 wins and 4 draws from their most recent 10 outings. However, their squad depth faces notable challenges this round: first-choice keeper Thibaut Courtois is not named in the current squad, while multiple key attacking players including Doku, Onana and Trossard are sidelined, which greatly weakens their offensive rotation options. France also grabbed three points on the road in their first match, beating Turkey 1-0 to maintain their red-hot form that has delivered 8 wins from their last 10 games. Even so, their top finisher Kylian Mbappe is sidelined with a left knee tendon injury, and defender Konate is also unavailable, leaving both their frontline finishing quality and backline rotation depth impacted. Both sides have 3 points from the opening round, so this direct duel
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      UEFA NL Belgium 0-1 France
    • peter habakkuk
      peter habakkuk
      Belgium have delivered solid performances across their last six competitive outings, with their home game competitiveness particularly outstanding. Their midfield is anchored by top playmaker Kevin De Bruyne, who unlocks elite attacking creativity, while the forward line maintains reliable finishing quality. The only notable flaw lies in occasional defensive lapses during backline rotation, which leaves them vulnerable to opponents launching quick counterattacks. France also carry a decent record from their recent six fixtures, with vast major tournament experience and a squad packed with high-calibre talent. However, the side is missing several key players to injury, which undermines the coherence of their attacking play. Their rhythm tends to drop off in away fixtures, leading to fluctuating efficiency in breaking down deep defences. As two of Europe’s top national sides, the midfield battle and on-the-day tactical execution will ultimately decide how this contest unfolds. This hea
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      UEFA NL Belgium 0-1 France
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