Belgium vs Wales

Match report as Wales lose 2-1 in Brussels and stay winless in the Nations League, needing victory vs Poland to avoid relegation; Kevin De Bruyne scored and ...

Whether he pulls in a couple of surprises with a 17 or 18 year old on the bench tonight or somebody misses out. "It was a great game of football to watch. "But the second half was excellent. "A win keeps us in the group so it's full focus on Poland. Now I want to get in shape for the World Cup. If we've come from June to now where we've qualified for the World Cup and stayed in the division [League A] then that's a massive achievement for those players." "We've just got to recover the lads [for Poland on Sunday]. By qualifying for the World Cup, we're asking to compete against nations like Belgium, like Holland, and we've been in the games right up until the end. "It was always going to be a hard game. Belgium head coach Martinez was sent off in the closing stages as he held on to the ball for too long in an attempt to waste time. Bale, the Wales captain, made an impact off the bench as Page's side continued to push for an equaliser. Belgium, meanwhile, remain three points behind the table-topping Netherlands, who they must beat by a margin of two on Sunday to head to the Nations League finals.