The France vs. Belgium match is streaming this Monday at 8:45 PM CET. This Nations League fixture will be played at the Stade de France and involves four Paris Saint-Germain players: three Frenchmen (Désiré Doué, Maghnes Akliouche, and Ousmane Dembélé) and one Belgian (Mika Godts).
The match in Belgium a week ago was an interesting watch, and we can hope for another great contest—even if the lineups won’t be exactly the same, given the need to manage the squad amidst a tight schedule. This is the final match of the international break for both nations, taking place just three days after the last one, so some rotation is likely. Still, both sides possess enough quality to field strong teams.
The objective remains unchanged: victory. Ideally, with attractive football. Les Bleus will be looking to bounce back after their 1–1 draw against Italy, while the Belgians have regained confidence following their 3–0 win over Turkey. The battle for a quarter-final spot (reserved for the top two teams) continues—let’s hope it delivers a great spectacle.
We hope to see our Parisian players involved, though Dembélé, Doué, and Godts might also be rested.
Probable lineups –
France (4-3-3):
Barcola – Lepaul – Olise
Camavinga – Koné – Akliouche
Diouf – Lacroix – Jacquet – Koundé
Maignan.
Belgium (4-3-3) :
Godts – De Ketelaere – Trossard
Vanaken – Lavia – Raskin
Seys – Mechele – Ngoy – Castagne
Lammens
Live streaming France vs. Belgium – legal viewing options:
Since the France vs. Belgium match is being broadcast live online via TF1 this Monday, October 5, at 11:45 PT, 15:45 ET, 18:45 GMT, 19:45 BST and 20:45 CET :
You can also stream TF1 via MyCanal if you are a Canal+ subscriber.
Belgium: RTL / RTL tvi.
