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  • 12 Jul

Tielemans: 'We must not be too disappointed'

Yuri Tielemans appeared before the press after the Red Devils training in Dedovsk, the first after their defeat in the semifinal on Tuesday in Saint Petersburg against France (1-0). "We had ambition in this World Cup, we showed it on the pitch, we tried everything to go to the finals, but in football it's not always possible," said the midfielder. AS Monaco. "He did not miss a lot – a small goal – we should not be too disappointed and we should go all out for third place." he added:

  • 12 Jul

14 Red Devils in Training

Roberto Martinez reunited 14 players on Thursday in the penultimate training of the Red Devils at the CM in Russia. Thibaut Courtois and Nacer Chadli were the only regular players against France present at this training. The following players were involved in this training in Dedovsk: Courtois, Chadli, Simon Mignolet, Koen Casteels, Dries Mertens, Thorgan Hazard, Michy Batshuayi, Thomas Vermaelen, Dedryck Boyata, Yannick Carrasco, Thomas Meunier, Leander Dendoncker, Yuri Tielemans and Adnan Januzaj. The rest of the kernel has been individually trained in theaters.

  • 12 Jul

Chadli is the only incumbent to train

The Red Devils returned to training on Thursday afternoon in Dedovsk. Only one of the ten field players who started the semi-final against France, Nacer Chadli, participated in the group session. The others trained in the gym. At the end of the quarter of an hour open to the media, ten field players and three goalkeepers were present on the lawn.

  • 11 Jul

Vertonghen projects

Despite the elimination against France, Jan Vertonghen manages to look forward. "With this generation, we must still be on top for two tournaments," explained the defender.

  • Jul 11 ​​

Kompany: 'We did not feel inferior'

Vincent Kompany believes that the Red Devils were not inferior to the French, who beat them 1-0 in the semi-finals of the World Cup football on Tuesday in St. Petersburg.

"We did not feel inferior to this French team," said Vincent Kompany at the RTBF microphone. "We had the control of the game." It's not a game we lose to a team that makes the game difficult, we knew that it was going to be played on details. felt that this would be played on a corner or a stopped phase.Unfortunately, this has not been in our favor today. "

  • 11 Jul

Chadli: 'Difficult to lose on a detail' [19659003 Nacer Chadli, who played on the right in the absence of Thomas Meunier, was disappointed after the semi-final loss to France.

"It is very difficult to lose, on a detail, on a corner," commented Chadli. "We also had opportunities, both in the first and second half, but we lacked precision in the end, but we gave everything, sometimes to find spaces, France played very compactly After the goal, they managed to counter perfectly … All of Belgium is sad now. "

  • 11 Jul

Martinez: 'We must congratulate France'

"The disappointment is immense," admitted Roberto Martinez in a press conference after the semi-final lost to France on Tuesday. "It's a sad locker room, we missed the opportunity to go in the final."
"It was a very tight match, there were no great moments to make the decision in the box," Martinez said. "In the second half, we started well, with a higher tempo and we cashed in. The two teams had a different role, France played in counterattack, we tried to control the game. of magic in front of goal, and Lloris made the stops, the difference was to have a little luck in both surfaces, I'm proud of my players, they fought until the last second. France."

  • 10 Jul

Hazard: 'We can be happy with what we did'

Eden Hazard said he was proud of the Red Devils after the elimination of Belgium, beaten 1-0 by France in the first semifinal of the 2018 World Cup in St. Petersburg. The Devil Captain is proud of his team. "We showed that we had a very good team and if we are all very disappointed, we can be happy with what we have done, and as a captain, I am happy to have been part of this team", says the Brainois, who is not surprised by the game of the Blues

  • 10 Jul

Umtiti Man of the match

Samuel Umtiti was elected Man of the match France – Belgium at the end of the first semifinal of the football World Cup in St. Petersburg. The French defender scored in the 51st minute the only goal of the match, which sends France to the finals

  • 10 Jul

The Red Devils eliminated

Belgium was eliminated by France in half finals of the World Cup. The Red Devils lost 1-0 to the Blues in St. Petersburg. A Samuel Umtiti goal in the 51st minute was enough to put an end to the Red Devils' run in Russia

  • 09 Jul

An Italian VAR

The Italian Mbadimiliano Irrati was named the main referee of the video badistance (VAR) for the World Cup semi-final between Belgium and France Tuesday in St. Petersburg, announced FIFA Monday night. He will be badisted by Argentinean Mauro Vigliano, Spain's Roberto Diaz and Italy's Paolo Valeri. As a reminder, Uruguayan Andres Cunha will referee the meeting. His badistants will be his compatriots Nicolas Taran and Mauricio Espinosa.

  • 09 Jul

The Red Devils are in St. Petersburg

The Red Devils arrived Monday afternoon, around 15:45 (Belgian time), in St. Petersburg, where they will face France Tuesday night in semi-finals of the World Cup. Unlike the French, the Belgians did not train Monday at the Zenit Arena, the scene of the first semifinal of the 2018 World Cup. Roberto Martinez's troops trained Monday morning in Dedovks, Moscow region, before flying for the old Leningrad in the afternoon. The Devils had already done so before their quarter-final against Brazil. The day before the match, they had trained at Dedovsk, rather than at the Kazan Arena, where they beat the five-time world champions 2-1 on Friday.

  • 09 Jul

The Devils (slightly) favorites

The Red Devils, after their victory in the quarter-finals of the World Cup football in Russia against Brazil (1-2), have, according to Gracenote statistics office, 30% chance of winning the world title. Belgium is the new favorite, just ahead of France (29%), who is his opponent in the semi-final Tuesday in St. Petersburg. England (24%) and Croatia (17%) follow in this order.

  • 09 Jul

Last training for the Devils

It is under heavy gray clouds that the Red Devils performed Monday morning, their final preparation in the training center Guchkovo Dedovsk before the semi-final on Tuesday in St. Petersburg against France. They will fly at 14:30 (Belgian) to the old Leningrad where their arrival is scheduled at 16:00 (Belgian).

  • 09 Jul

Jean-Marie Pfaff: 'Belgium will beat England in the final'

The Red Devils will become world champions by defeating the British in the final. This was the prediction of Jean-Marie Pfaff, former national team goalkeeper and Bayern Munich, in an interview with the German news agency dpa.

  • 08 Jul

An Uruguayan referee

Uruguayan referee Andres Cuhna will lead the World Cup semi-final between France and Belgium on Tuesday in St. Petersburg

  • 08 Jul

A lot of media with the Devils

International media have moved in droves for the training of the Red Devils, who began Sunday their preparation for the World Cup semi-final against France on Tuesday. There were more than 100 journalists from various countries around the training ground of the Dedovsk sports complex in the Moscow region. Of these, many French obviously, but also many Brazilians, Germans and English, attended the first fifteen minutes of the session, open to the media.

  • 08 Jul

Eden Hazard, Lukaku, Kompany, Witsel and Meunier absent from training

After a day of recovery Saturday, the day after their historic qualification in the semi-finals of the 2018 World Cup Brazil, the Red Devils returned to training on Sunday afternoon in their Dedovsk preparation center in the Moscow region. They started their preparations for the semi-final against France Tuesday night in St. Petersburg (20:00 Belgian). Eden Hazard, Lukaku, Vertonghen, Alderweireld, Kompany, Witsel and Meunier did not train with the group.

  • 08 Jul

New tickets available for France-Belgium

Supporters can buy Sunday, on the website of the International Football Federation (FIFA), tickets for the semi-final between France and Belgium will play this Tuesday night (20:00 belgium) in St. Petersburg.

This match was full before the start of the tournament, but as many fans have canceled their tickets, there are again places available. The legion of Brazilian fans has probably anticipated a semifinal. But the Seleçao has returned home with in its wake some Brazilian fans.
      For the match between France and Belgium, there are still tickets available in categories from 1 to 3, with prices between 230 and 607 euros. Added to this is the price of the flight.

  • 08 Jul

Pavard: 'We are not afraid of anyone'

Right-back of France's Benjamin Pavard, a native of northern France, and a former Lille player, recognizes Like all his team-mates, Eden Hazard, the captain of the Red Devils, is "a very, very big player with enormous qualities", two days away from the semi-finals of the 2018 World Cup, France-Belgium. "We know that Belgium is a very big team with big forts, but we are not afraid of anyone," said defender VfB Stuttgart, 22.

  • 08 Jul

Giroud: 'Hazard, a genius, almost a Frenchman'

Olivier Giroud, striker of the French team and club teammate at Chelsea of ​​Eden Hazard and Thibaut Courtois, was well placed to discuss the semifinals of the World Cup, France -Belgium of Tuesday in St. Petersburg. For him, Eden Hazard is "a genius, one of the three best players I have played with, he is a Walloon who speaks French, he is almost French, we get along very well and he is a good guy, very endearing. "

  • 07 Jul

Witsel: 'The most beautiful moment of my career'

Axel Witsel delivered once again a very convincing performance in the midfield during the 1-2 win against Brazil in the quarter-finals of the World Cup.
"It's the best of my career, and as a professional footballer, you can not dream of anything better than beating Brazil.When we were kids we all watched the World Cup on TV. to be there now in Belgium, everyone will go crazy, we are especially happy. "

  • 07 Jul

Vertonghen: 'We would have given our lives for this meeting' [19659003] Jan Vertonghen was exhausted Friday night after the Red Devils' 2-1 win over Brazil in the quarter-finals of the World Cup. "We had an incredible performance, we needed this game to confirm that we are a golden generation and to avoid being called a lost generation, we are here, we believed in the qualification and we would have given our lives For this meeting, for once, the VAR expressed itself in our favor, which could happen one day. "

  • 07 Jul

Lukaku: 'We still have two games'

Romulu Lukaku was still very altruistic against Brazil. Place now in France in the semifinals of the 2018 World Cup on Tuesday in St. Petersburg.

"We know we still have work to do, we still have twice 90 minutes to try to do something good for the country." We are quite realistic: after the match, when we all got together, we thought we should savor this moment, but we still have two matches if we really want to reach our goal.

  • 07 Jul

Hazard: 'We're going to rest mostly'

Eden Hazard , the Belgian captain was exhausted, but happy after the heroic qualification of the Red Devils for the semifinals of the World Cup. 'We had a little more complicated moments, especially on this match, but we defended all together. the goals we needed, tonight we're all very happy, we're going to be a bit of a party, but we're going to rest for the game in four or five days, I'm very tired. 10 minutes more, I would have asked to go out, I could feel my calves. '

  • 07 Jul

Alderweireld: 'The will and a bit of luck'

Belgium qualified for the semi-finals of the World Cup by beating Brazil (1-2) in quarter-finals Friday's final in Kazan. For Toby Alderweireld, the Red Devils won thanks to their will.

"Everyone says that we are the golden generation, which generates additional pressure, which we have demonstrated in this competition, thanks to our will and with a bit of luck it's true," Alderweireld told microphone of the NOS.
      

  • 07 Jul

De Bruyne: 'Very proud'

The Man of the Belgium-Brazil match was "very proud" of Belgium's qualification for the semi-finals following the exploit against in Brazil.

"It was a special match, because it was a long time since we won against a great team," said the strategist of the Red Devils. This is the first time in 16 years, that Belgium beats a team of the top 3 in the ranking of FIFA.

  • 07 Jul

Martinez: 'The important thing is the players'

"It's unbelievable, they did it," said the Spanish coach of the Red Devils at the microphone of the RTBF. "Brazil is a very strong team, but we have not accepted to be dominated by Brazil, it's a very special feeling, they are very special players, it's not me that tactically wins or loses. not a game, the important thing is the players, we changed the tactical layout in two days, we just gave players the opportunity to execute a plan, they did it in an exceptional way. remember already for those who are in Belgium and who will stay for future generations.We will give the best of ourselves in the semifinals.

  • 07 Jul

De Bruyne Man of the Match

Kevin De Bruyne was elected Man of the match Brazil / Belgium, the second quarterfinal of the World Cup football, Friday in Kazan Russia.

  • 06 Jul

Belgium in the semi-finals!

Belgium won Brazil's 1-2 (half-time: 0-2) scalp in the quarter-finals of the World Cup of football, Friday in Kazan, Russia, to afford a second time in its history a place in the semi-finals of a World Cup

  • 06 Jul

The Belgian compo against Brazil

Courtois – Alderweireld, Kompany, Vertonghen – Miller, Witsel, Fellaini, Chadli – De Bruyne, E. Hazard – Lukaku.

  • 06 Jul

Well represented Brazilians in Kazan

15,000 to 20,000 Brazilians made the trip to Kazan for the quarter-final against Belgium. The Red Devils will be encouraged by 500 supporters.

  • 06 Jul

NATO Secretary General wishes Belgians good luck

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg wishes good luck on Friday "The Red Devils, who face Brazil in the quarterfinals of the 2018 World Cup football in Kazan (Russia).

"I wish the Red Devils good luck too," he told the Belga agency at a five-day summit of leaders of the 29 allied countries in Brussels. .

  • 05 Jul

Martinez: 'Of course, Brazil is favorite'

The duel between Brazil and Belgium in the quarterfinals of the World Cup Friday in Kazan is for some a final before the letter between the best attack of the World (the Red Devils) and the best defense (Brazil). The Belgians place, as many, the Brazilians in the skin of a favorite. Roberto Martinez too. "Of course, Brazil are favorites, and the two teams are quite similar in terms of talent and quality of the players, but the difference is very clear," said the Spanish national coach of Belgium.

  • 05 Jul [19659002] Lukaku: 'A very good test'

    Romelu Lukaku is convinced that Belgium has the necessary qualities to beat Brazil in the quarter-finals of the World Cup. The attacker of the Red Devils also wants to savor this duel against the favorites of this Russian World Cup. "It will be a very good test for us to know where we are facing one of the best teams in the World Cup," Manchester United striker said Thursday at a press conference in Kazan.

  • 05 Jul.

Vertonghen, Meunier and De Bruyne under threat of suspension

If Jan Vertonghen, Thomas Meunier or Kevin De Bruyne receive a yellow card Friday night in the clash against Brazil, each of these Devils Red will possibly be deprived of next week's semifinal in St. Petersburg

  • 05 Jul

The Red Devils have arrived in Kazan

The Red Devils have arrived in Kazan Thursday late -midi, where will be played Friday at 20h the quarter-final against Brazil at the World Cup. The plane of the Red Devils arrived at around 16:00 (Belgian time) in Kazan, after an hour flight from Moscow. Roberto Martinez had preferred to give his last session in Dedovsk, near Moscow, to the Belgian base camp rather than training once on the Kazan Arena.

  • 04 Jul

Mazic whistle for Belgium-Brazil

Serbian Milorad Mazic has been appointed by FIFA to referee the quarter-finals of the World Cup between Belgium and Brazil on Friday at Kazan (8 pm)

  • 03 Jul

Martinez emphasizes the selflessness of the players

"It is not the day to approach the system and the tactics I think, we just have to salute the envy and the end-endism of the team. symbol of a group that never gives up, who continues to believe in it, "said national coach Roberto Martinez in a press conference, declaring himself" proud of his players ".

  • 03 Jul

Hazard: 'We were a bit messy at the start of the second half'

Eden Hazard, captain of the Red Devils, was one of the best men on the field on Monday during the victory in extremis against Japan in the round of 16 (3-2). "The first twenty minutes were really good but we got a bit messy at the start of the second half," conceded Hazard. "The reaction we showed was great, we could have been outside but we're going to the quarter-finals, the match against Brazil will be magnificent, it's the dream of every football player. we will do everything to win. "

  • 03 Jul

De Bruyne has no doubt

Kevin De Bruyne did not panic when Belgium was 0-2 against Japan. At least that's what he said both Sporza's microphone and RTBF's microphone after the meeting. "I do not think we doubted 0-2, we still had 30 minutes, it's long, we scored three times but we could have scored 4 or 5. When there are difficult moments, we have to try to play better and that's what we did, we have experience, we know that we have to remain calm and patient in these situations. "

  • 03 Jul

Meunier congratulates Martinez

Author of the badist on the decisive goal of Nacer Chadli, Thomas Meunier did not fail to congratulate Roberto Martinez after the 3-2 victory against Japan. "I really congratulate the coach for the changes he made, which brought something in. The two scorers have worked a lot, it's still proof that we are a group of 23 players, as we already had seen against England with a totally overhauled team, "said the Belgian defender.

  • 02 Jul

Chadli:" The changes have done good "

Played in the 65th at the place of Yannick Carrasco while Belgium was led 0-2 by Japan in the eighth, Nacer Chadli came to revive the minds of his teammates in the last half hour. Better, he scored the goal of the decisive 3-2 in the game time of the game (90 + 4) to send Belgium in the quarterfinals. "It's a goal for all the people, everyone is happy in Belgium," said a bright Chadli interviewing after the match. "The changes have been good, there are 23 players in the group, and when the players who start are a bit tired, we can bring some dynamics back into the team, that's what we were asked to do. and Marouane (Fellaini, Ed) getting into the game. It hurt us to see this situation when we were on the bench.The coach told us to raise the level of the team and go to the bottom because we were not really in the game. "

  • 02 Jul

Courtois:" Few goalkeepers do that "

Thibaut Courtois was tested but relieved after the eighth finals won by Belgium against Japan. Beaten twice by the Japanese strikes, the doorman of the Devils knew, like all the team, to react mentally by throwing notably the counter of 3-2 in the stops of play. "After the two goals concealed, it was nice for me to make a good stop on the free kick from Honda and then to restart the action of the goal, "said Thibaut Courtois at the microphone of the RTBF. "I do not think a lot of goalies are looking for balls like that on a corner at the last minute, then I saw Kevin De Bruyne running and giving him the ball."

  • 02 Jul [19659002] Belgium qualified for quarter-finals

    Belgium qualified for the quarter-finals of the World Cup. She beat Japan (3-2) after being led 0-2 following goals from Haraguchi (48th) and Inui (52nd). Belgian goals were scored by Vertonghen (69), Fellaini (74) and Chadli (90). Belgium will face Brazil on Friday

  • 02 Jul

The Belgian Union is wrong in the composition of the Devils

If you have been very fast, you may have seen that, at first, we announced Vermaelen holder with the Devils instead of Vertonghen. We immediately rectified. In fact, the mistake came … from the Twitter account of the Belgian Union.

  • 02 Jul

With Kompany

Here is the 11 Belgian who will start the match against Japan, in 1 / 8s of final. Roberto Martinez has decided to align Vincent Kompany in the axis at the expense of Boyata.
Belgium: Courtois, Alderweireld, Kompany, Vertonghen, Miller, De Bruyne, Witsel, Carrasco, Mertens, E. Hazard (c), R. Lukaku

  • 01 Jul

Hazard: 'This is the moment when he must shine '

Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, respectively with Portugal and Spain have left the tournament and at the same time, Spain was eliminated by Russia. This could give Eden Hazard the ambition to become the Tournament Player. "I hope it's the moment to shine," he said on Sunday in Rostov. "I'm not the only one, there are still many other very good players in this World Cup."

  • 01 Jul

Januzaj alone absent in training

National coach Roberto Martinez was able to count on 22 Red Devils during Sunday's training, the last before Monday's round of 16 against Japan. Only Adnan Januzaj was absent at the SKA Stadium in Rostov. Marouane Fellaini has trained again and is operational for Monday. Vincent Kompany was also present

  • 01 Jul

Januzaj for Belgium – Japan

"All the Red Devils are fit and ready, except Adnan Januzaj who took a shot on the knee", a announced Roberto Martinez, the national coach Sunday in press conference on the eve of the duel against Japan in the 8th finals of the World Cup football. Author of the victorious goal against England in the third and final group match, Adnan Januzaj "took a shot on the knee in training". Belgium prepares for its round of 16 against the Japanese Monday (20:00) in Rostov-on-Donf

  • 01 Jul

There are still places for Belgium-Japan

On the eve of the eighth of World Cup final between Belgium and Japan in Rostov, the stadium is not yet complete. The Fanclub 1895, the official club of the Red Devils, announced on Sunday that it still has around fifty tickets aboard its 'fanflight' to Rostov. Places must be booked before 18h this Sunday. At the end of January, only 194 requests from Belgium had reached FIFA via the Fanclub 1895 for this match of the round of 16. There is no doubt that Red Devils fans will be present in the 45,000-seat Rostov Arena. In recent days, some places have been released because supporters of several countries have not lifted their option. The FIFA website also announces that seats in the first and second categories are available.

  • 01 Jul

The Devils at work

The Red Devils arrived Sunday at 12 noon in Rostov- on-Don, where they will play their 1 / 8th final on Monday night against Japan. A final training, which will not be held at the Rostov Arena to preserve the grbad, is expected in the early evening, after a moment press with Roberto Martinez and Eden Hazard.

  • June 30

Januzaj: 'I still want to score'

"I got back into shape at the right moment after a successful season in Spain, a very complicated championship," said Dedovsk's Adnan Januzaj, a victorious scorer against England (1-0) in the last group match of Belgium. Monday, the Red Devils will face Japan in the round of 16 of the World Cup in a match where it "will be wary of the experienced Shinji Kagawa" according to the offensive midfielder Real Sociedad. "I do not know if this goal against England was the most beautiful of my career but in any case one of the most important.I still want to register," said the elegant lefty Belgian.

  • June 30 [19659002] Boyata, Fellaini and Thorgan Hazard absent in training

    National coach Roberto Martinez had 20 players on Saturday in training at Dedovsk, the latter before heading to Rostov-on-Don to play Monday (8pm) the eighth finals of the World Cup against Japan. Dedryck Boyata, Marouane Fellaini and Thorgan Hazard were absent

  • June 30

Malang Diedhiou to head Belgium-Japan

FIFA nominated Senegalese Malang Diedhiou as referee for Belgium-Japan meeting in eighths World Cup final scheduled for Monday at Rostov-on-Don (8 pm)

  • June 30

Dries Mertens: 'Do not underestimate Japan'

"We know from experience, that this match against Japan may be the last of our tournament.We will not underestimate this team, "said Dries Mertens in a press conference Saturday in Dedovsk, base camp of Belgium at the World Cup Russian, two days before the eighth final of this World Cup between the two teams

  • June 30

Okazaki uncertain against Belgium

Shinji Okazaki, Leicester City striker, was not present at the training from Japan, to Kazan. Released injured in the 47th minute of the match against Poland, the player is touched ankle and uncertain for the round of 16 World Cup against Belgium in Rostov-on-Don (20h).

  • June 29

Martinez to test Kompany in training

Three days before the eighth-final against Japan at the World Cup, the 23 Red Devils are all available to coach Roberto Martinez. "Kompany did not have a problem after the match, we will be able to test his ability to face an entire match in the next two days in training, and we will see if he is ready to play 90 minutes against Japan. medical level, there is in any case no problem .. Romelu Lukaku (note: touched ankle) is also completely restored. "

  • June 29

Cahill: 'A strange meeting'

Gary Cahill, central defender of the England team, tenured against Belgium Thursday in Kaliningrad said after the match lost by England (0-1): "Disappointed to have lost the match but it was a strange meeting , bizarre. Je ne pense pas qu'il y ait eu grand chose pour être honnête. Nous avons eu neuf occasions donc bien sûr ce fut un peu décousu à la fin. Nous pbadons en 8es, le travail est fait."

  • 29 juin

Kompany: 'Ce sont des moments qui comptent pour moi'

Vincent Kompany était ravi d'avoir pu rejouer, jeudi, lors du match contre l'Angleterre, après sa blessure à l'aine.

"Ces moments comptent pour moi. J'ai travaillé toute ma vie pour y arriver et je veux en profiter au maximum", a expliqué le défenseur de Manchester City à Sporza. "Moi-même si je suis toujours rester positif. C'est chouette de pouvoir revenir dans un chouette match comme celui-ci. Januzaj a réussi un tir fantastique. Le plus important est peut-être que nous pouvons compter sur 23 joueurs forts."

  • 29 juin

Martinez est ravi

Roberto Martinez a procédé à pas moins de neuf changements dans son onze de base par rapport au match contre la Tunisie, jeudi, contre l'Angleterre. Cela n'a pas empêché la Belgique de s'imposer 1-0. "Honnêtement, je suis ravi de la performance de mes joueurs", a commenté le sélectionneur des Diables Rouges en conférence de presse.

"Neuf changements, c'est beaucoup dans le football international. Tu risques de créer de la confusion, mais je n'ai pas vu cela sur le terrain. Tu dois créer un groupe qui a faim, où chacun veut apporter sa contribution. Thomas Vermaelen et Vincent Kompany ont effectué leur retour, c'est important", a badysé Martinez.

  • 29 juin

Dendoncker: 'Content que le coach m'ait donné cette chance'

Leander Dendoncker a fait ses débuts en Coupe du Monde jeudi lors de la victoire 1-0 contre l'Angleterre. Il a évolué dans le trois arrière avec Dedryck Boyata et Thomas Vermaelen, qui a cédé sa place à Vincent Kompany en fin de match.

"Faire mes débuts en Coupe du Monde m'a fait du bien. Pendant la rencontre même, on n'y pense pas mais on ressent quelque chose quand on monte sur le terrain", a expliqué Dendoncker. "L'intensité est beaucoup plus élevée à ce niveau qu'en Belgique. Avant la rencontre, nous n'avions pas discuté de nos intentions pour cette rencontre. Nous voulions juste savoir ce que cette rencontre nous apporterait."

  • 28 juin

Adnan Januzaj Homme du Match

La Belgique a aligné un troisième succès jeudi face à l'Angleterre. Auteur de l'unique but de la rencontre, Adnan Januzaj a été désigné Homme du Match. L'ailier de la Real Sociedad a eu un éclair de génie: feinte, râteau, frappe enroulée depuis l'intérieur de la surface de réparation, un missile du gauche dans la cage de Jordan Pickford.

  • 28 juin

La Belgique affrontera le Japon en huitièmes de finale

La Belgique a battu l'Angleterre (0-1) grâce à un but inscrit par Januzaj à la 51e minute. Les Diables Rouges terminent ainsi en tête du groupe G et rencontreront le Japon en huitièmes de finale tandis que l'Angleterre affrontera la Colombie.

  • 28 juin

Courtois capitaine pour la première fois

En l'absence d'Eden Hazard, Jan Vertonghen et Vincent Kompany, jeudi soir contre l'Angleterre, Thibaut Courtois porte le brbadard de capitaine des Diables Rouges pour la première fois de sa carrière. Courtois a été préféré en tant que capitaine à Thomas Vermaelen, pourtant ancien porteur du brbadard en équipe nationale. Le gardien est avec Dedryck Boyata le seul à avoir également joué le deuxième match de la phase de groupes contre la Tunisie. Leander Dendoncker effectue lui ses débuts en Coupe du monde.

  • 28 juin

Martinez procède à neuf changements

Roberto Martinez a choisi de changer toute son équipe sauf le gardien Thibaut Courtois et le défenseur Dedryck Boyata pour affronter l'Angleterre, jeudi à Kaliningrad, dans le dernier match match de la phase de groupes. Les deux équipes étant déjà qualifiées, ce match servira à déterminer la place des équipes au clbadement de la poule. Thibaut Courtois aura devant lui Leander Dendoncker, Dedryck Boyata et Thomas Vermaelen. Nacer Chadli et Thorgan Hazard s'occuperont des flancs. Dans l'entrejeu, on retrouvera Mousa Dembélé et Marouane Fellaini. Adnan Januzaj et Youri Tielemans évolueront en soutien de Michy Batshuayi.

  • 27 juin

Deux absents à l'entraînement

Romelu Lukaku et Yannick Carrasco n'ont pas pris part au dernier entraînement des Diables rouges mercredi soir à Kaliningrad, à la veille d'affronter l'Angleterre pour leur dernier match de poules.

  • 26 juin

Un arbitre slovène pour Belgique-Angleterre

Le match entre la Belgique et l'Angleterre, jeudi à Kaliningrad, pour la troisième journée du groupe G de la Coupe du monde, sera dirigé par l'arbitre slovène Damir Skomina, a annoncé la FIFA. Le Slovène ne rappele pas un bon souvenir aux Diables Rouges. C'est en effet lui qui officiait lors du quart de finale perdu contre le Pays de Galles à l'Euro 2016.

  • 26 juin

Les Diables à Kaliningrad mercredi

Les Diables Rouges quitteront Moscou mercredi midi pour rejoindre Kaliningrad, l'enclave russe, 1.235 kilomètres plus loin, où se jouera jeudi la dernière rencontre du groupe G face à l'Angleterre.

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