The European Red Devils Belgium have not learned anything else, but have inherited the best tradition of French football - infighting. De Bruyne and Courtois' friend wife have been hard to digest for many years, but Courtois did not expect to work with the manager again, and the previous game because he did not become the captain lied about being injured. And the head coach was not used to him, and directly broke his mind in front of the media.
After dropping points in Euro 2024 qualifiers last time, Belgium will aim to quickly return to the road to victory as they travel to Estonia for Group F. The Belgian has done well away from home lately and should be too strong for the hosts, who have still not won this season.
Estonia drew 1-1 with Azerbaijan in previous qualifiers. They took the lead halfway through the first half but were pulled back after the break. Looking at their recent overall form, Estonia have won only one of their last five games in all competitions. They performed much better at home, winning the last three games in front of the fans, although those results were against the likes of Malta, Lithuania and San Marino.
Belgium also had a draw in previous qualifiers, where they trailed in the first half, but Romelu Lukaku equalised halfway through the second half. Although they remain unbeaten in the qualifiers, the Belgian should be thankful that today's opponent is the scorer Estonia, plus Kevin De Bruyne should be able to return. Belgium can boost morale with a big win and then resolve the infighting in the offseason. Bullish on Belgium's easy win, forecasting 0-2, 0-3, 1-3