Let’s unpack those teams a little.

Belgium make two changes from the side that were disappointing held by North Macedonia at the weekend. Aston Villa duo André Onana and Youri Tielemans come into the midfield for Rangers’ Nicolas Raskin and Hans Vanaken, which should give them more balance in the middle. Leandro Trossard also gets a start, having not featured at all from the bench in Skopje.

Perhaps not surprisingly against stronger opposition, Bellamy favours a more mobile, faster, counter-attacking side. So Kiefer Moore drops to the bench, with Brennan Johnson pushed forward to striker. Wales will play five at the back, with wing backs Ben Davies and Connor Roberts providing width alongside wingers Dan James and Sorba Thomas. Central midfield is rather lightweight, with David Brooks and Harry Wilson, but there is plenty of technical ability in there, too.