The highly anticipated match between England and Belgium ended in a thrilling 2-2 draw, leaving fans on the edge of their seats until the final whistle blew. Both teams displayed exceptional skill and determination throughout the game, showcasing why they are considered two of the top teams in international football.
England took an early lead with a goal from Harry Kane, but Belgium quickly responded with goals from Romelu Lukaku and Kevin De Bruyne. The back-and-forth action continued as England equalized with a goal from Marcus Rashford, setting up a tense finish to the match.
The match between third-ranked England and their fourth-ranked opponents had a completely different feel to Saturday's flat affair, where England barely mustered a shot against Brazil and the tone was set after 20 seconds when Toney fired over from a Jarrod Bowen cross.
Amadou Onana and then fell for Tielemans who stroked it into the empty net.
FIFA's world rankings hosted the team in fourth. England were heading for another Wembley defeat after Youri Tielemans punished first-half errors either side of Ivan Toney's penalty, only for Bellingham to secure a 2-2 draw in stoppage time.
Gareth Southgate's side lost out to Brazil over the weekend and the Three Lions will be looking for a reaction against a Belgium team which drew 0-0 in Dublin.
England's plans have been disrupted by more injury concerns and Southgate could name an experimental line up as he chases a victory in London.
The Sporting News looks at the key details ahead of this game, including how to watch it across the world, kickoff times and the latest lineup news.
Questions still remain for the Euro 2024 favourites. Southgate's record against top 10 nations now reads seven wins, seven draws, and 11 defeats and with time starting to run out, there is still plenty to be resolved ahead of the tournament in Germany this summer.
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