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    France VS Belgium

    UEFA Nations League
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    France will host Belgium at the Stade de France in a crucial UEFA Nations League meeting, with Zinedine Zidane aiming to secure his first home victory since taking charge of Les Bleus. France remain unbeaten under their new manager, but their opening three matches have produced mixed results, including narrow wins over Türkiye and Belgium before a 1-1 draw with Italy. The result against Italy ended France’s four-match winning run in competitive home fixtures and left them only one point ahead of Belgium, increasing the importance of Monday’s encounter. Belgium arrive with renewed confidence after a convincing 3-0 victory over Türkiye, a result that kept their hopes of moving above France in League A Group 1 alive. Mark van Bommel’s side have also shown defensive resilience by keeping clean sheets against Italy and Türkiye, although they will need to overcome a difficult recent record against France. Les Bleus have won their last six meetings with Belgium, including a 1-0 victory in Brussels decided by Michael Olise late in the match. Historically, however, the rivalry is much more balanced, with both nations having recorded 30 wins apiece.
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      France will host Belgium at the Stade de France on Monday in an important UEFA Nations League meeting between two sides separated by just one point in League A Group 1. France remain unbeaten since Zinedine Zidane took charge, collecting two narrow victories before being held to a 1-1 draw by Italy. The result ended a four-match winning run in competitive home matches and increased the pressure on France to collect another positive result. Belgium arrive with renewed confidence after defeating Türkiye 3-0, keeping themselves firmly in contention near the top of the group. The fixture also renews a rivalry in which France have dominated the recent meetings, winning their last six encounters with Belgium, including a 1-0 victory in Brussels in late September. Belgium can nevertheless take encouragement from their defensive performances against Italy and Türkiye, while their latest victory demonstrated the influence of Kevin De Bruyne in midfield and their ability to control matches aft
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      UEFA NL France - Belgium
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      France’s recent run of competitive outings has highlighted their trademark solid defensive foundation alongside sharp, clinical finishing on the break. Their most recent fixture ended in a 1-1 stalemate against Italy, with neither side finding the back of the net in the first half, and a 6-4 edge in corner kicks that reflected the evenly matched, tight tussle for midfield control across the full 90 minutes. Earlier, they locked in back-to-back 1-0 away wins, first over Turkey then over Belgium. Even when they earned far fewer set pieces than their Belgian opponents, with the corner count sitting at just 2 to 6, their ruthless efficiency in front of goal saw them claim all three points, a clear testament to how well-drilled their backline is at shutting down opposition attacking threats. Looking back at France's World Cup campaign, their track record reveals obvious fluctuations on both ends of the pitch. They fell to heavy defeats against England and Spain, while picking up wins over
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      UEFA NL France - Belgium
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      Sitting top of their Nations League group with a narrow points lead, France are still chasing their first home win under manager Zidane after their last 1-1 home draw against Italy. Their defensive stability has been consistent so far, but a raft of key absences will hit them hard: Mbappe is sidelined with a knee injury, Upamecano serves a red card suspension, while Konate and Tchouameni are also unavailable, severely limiting their frontline finishing options and central defensive rotation. Belgium sit just one point behind in second place, boosted by high morale from their recent 3-0 home rout of Turkey. Their goalkeeper Lammens is in exceptional form, and Trossard has returned to the squad. However, De Bruyne and Tielemans are both suspended for accumulated yellow cards, which drastically weakens their midfield playmaking and ball progression capabilities. France have won all of their last 6 head-to-head meetings against Belgium, holding a huge psychological edge for this fixture. T
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      UEFA NL France - Belgium
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    • Italy and Türkiye will meet in Bologna on Monday as both sides look to revive their UEFA Nations League campaigns after disappointing results against the leading teams in League A Group 1. Italy currently sit third with four points, three behind France and two behind Belgium, making victory particularly important with difficult matches against France and Belgium still to come. Under Roberto Mancini, Italy have shown signs of improvement, especially in their impressive 4-1 victory over Türkiye, before earning a valuable 1-1 draw against France in Paris. Türkiye face a much more difficult situation after losing all three of their Nations League matches so far. Their campaign began with a defeat to France before a heavy loss against Italy was followed by another 3-0 setback against Belgium. The latest defeat was Türkiye’s fifth loss in six matches and has placed Vincenzo Montella’s side at serious risk of relegation from League A. Italy have also enjoyed the better recent record b
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