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How to watch the UEFA European Championship Qualifiers match between Belgium and Estonia, as well as kick-off time and team news. Belgium head into the game on the back of a narrow 1-0 win over Azerbaijan. However, the Red Devils would fancy their chances against Estonia in the clash on Wednesday.
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Belgium are level on points with Austria in Group F of the 2024 UEFA European qualifiers with a goal difference keeping them at the top. They face Estonia at home next where a big win could see them consolidate their spot further. The Red Devils head into the game on the back of a narrow 1-0 win over Azerbaijan where in despite not being at their very best, they dug deep to carve out a victory. Opponents Estonia have a solitary point in the campaign so far and they are not expected to trouble Belgium much but funny things have happened in football in the past. Cristiano Ronaldo-Less Portugal Register Record 9–0 Win Over Luxembourg in UEFA Euro 2024 Qualifiers .
Simon Mingolet will feature in the Belgium goal once again with Thibaut Courtois ruled out with a long-term injury. Romelu Lukaku will lead the attack with Yannick Carrasco and Johan Bakayoko for company in the attacking third. Amadou Onana has looked good ever since making his debut for the national team and the Everton midfielder brings another dynamism to the match. Jan Vertonghen brings calmness at the back and he will be wary of Estonia’s threat on the break.
Marten Kussk, Karol Mets and Joonas Tamm struggled against Sweden but they are likely to retain their place in the starting eleven. Rauno Sappien’s knee injury means he misses out with Henri Anier leading the attack alongside Henrik Ojamaa. Skipper Konstantin Vassiljev will likely start on the bench but could make his 153rd appearance for the national side. Markus Poom with his energy in midfield should help win back the possession.
When Is Belgium vs Estonia, UEFA Euro 2024 Qualifiers Match? Know Date, Time and Venue?
The Belgium vs Estonia, UEFA Euro 2024 Qualifiers match is on Wednesday, September 13. The Group F match will be played at the King Baudouin Stadium and it has a scheduled start time of 12:15 am IST (Indian Standard Time).
Which TV Channels in India Will Telecast Belgium vs Estonia, UEFA Euro 2024 Qualifiers Match, LIVE?
Sony Pictures Sports Network is the official broadcaster for UEFA Euro 2024 Qualifiers in India. Thus, fans in India can catch the live action of the Belgium vs Estonia, UEFA Euro 2024 Qualifiers Match on Sony Sports channels. Fans can tune into Sony Sports Ten 2 for live telecast of this match. Manager Fernando Diniz Warns Brazil Players To ‘Keep Feet on Ground’ Following 5–1 Win Over Bolivia in CONMEBOL FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifiers.
Is Belgium vs Estonia, UEFA Euro 2024 Qualifiers Match, Live Online Streaming Available?
Fans can also follow the Belgium vs Estonia, UEFA Euro 2024 Qualifiers match on online platforms. SonyLIV, the OTT of Sony Network, will be live-streaming the game for its fans in India. Jio users can tune into JioTV to watch the free live streaming of the football match. Estonia have largely struggled in international football and their defensive record in the past few games has not been good. Expect the Belgium side to secure an easy win.
Belgium would be looking to continue their domination in Group F as the unbeaten side host a derailed Estonia side in a fiesty clash at the Stade Roi Baudouin.
After Belgium's shambolic performance in previous year's World Cup head coach Roberto Martinez made the switch to Portugal and a change in hierarchy as served as quite well for the Red Devils.
The European side are tied on points with second-placed Austria in Group F and have a handy four points lead over Sweden who are third in the table. A win against Estonia could see them put a feet in the Euro finals scheduled to be played in Germany.
With head coach Domenico Tedesco opting for a younger side as compared to the previous tournaments, Belgium would be hoping to see the new generation produce the goods the so-called 'Golden Generation' couldn't.
Estonia, on the other hand, would need a miracle if they are to earn their spot to Europe's pinnacle competition. Currently seeded in the fourth spot, Estonia have just one point to their name and could bow out of the tournament if their visit to Belgium ends in anything less than three points.
The 5-0 routing by Sweden in their previous match would not serve as a glimmer of hope alongside the fact that Belgium have beaten their rivals in their previous matches with the Red Devils bashing 21 goals and conceding just 6 against the visitors.
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Belgium vs Estonia kick-off time
Date: September 12, 2023
Kick-off time: 2:45 pm ET / 11:45 am PT
Venue: Stade Roi Baudouin
Belgium and Estonia will lock horns at the Stade Roi Baudouin with kick-off at 2:45 pm ET / 11:45 am PT.
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Team news & squads
Belgium team news
Belgium's Euro qualification campaign faced a massive blow with injuries to veterans Thibaut Courtois and Kevin De Bruyne. The duo are recovering from their respective injuries with Real Madrid's goalkeeper touted to return next season.
While De Bruyne's play making creativity would be missed, Koen Casteels could deputise for Courtois for the time being.
Belgium have opted for a strong strike force with Roma's Romelu Lukaku being partnered up with the likes of Jeremy Doku, Leandro Trossard, and Yannick Carrasco. Despite the presence of some big names in their attacking department, Domenico Tedesco has opted to give some young guns an opportunity.
Belgium Predicted XI: Casteels; Castagne, Faes, Vertonghen, Theate; Mangala, Onana, Trossard; Bakayoko, Lukaku, Carrasco
Position Players
Goalkeepers: Casteels, Kaminski, Sels
Defenders: Theate, Vertonghen, Faes, Castagne, Debast, Al-Dakhil, Siquet
Midfielders: Onana, Tielemans, Mangala, Deman, De Ketelaere
Forwards: Carrasco, Lukaku, Bakayoko, Trossard, Doku, Batshuayi, Lukebakio, Openda
Estonia team news
Estonia would be hoping to recover from their 5-0 thrashing from Sweden and manager Thomas Haberli is touted to make several changes to his side.
Rauno Sappinen has been a star in front of the goal with four goals in eight appearances but the Estonian forward was ruled out due to a knee issue. 32-year-old Henri Anier is tipped to lead the line in Sappinen's absence for Estonia.