Key events
A few cracks, in all directions, coming.
Pwoar.
Get to know the teams.
The coaches are relaxed.
Departure queue
Portugal (3-5-2): Moral; Gomes, Costa, F Pinto; Bear, Norrton, T Pinto, Nazareth, Mars; Capeta, di Silva
Sub: Pereira, Quota-Yarde, Alves, Seica, Jacinto, J Silva, Do Silva, Faria, Correira, Fonseca, Incarnation
Belgium (5-3-2): Light; Janssens, Tysiak, Kees, Cayman, Delose; Toloba, Vanhaevermaet, Teulings; Wullaert, Blom
Sub: Evrard, Bastiaen, Philtjens, Van Kerkhoven, Wijnants, de Caigny, Eurlings, Dhont, Mertens, Iliano, Destruyer, Missipo
Delivered in Sion.
Preamble
The equation is not particularly easy for Portugal. They must beat Belgium and hope that Spain will do the same in Italy. To make things more complicated, they need a swing of six goals to go to second position. How difficult can it be?
Portugal was quite disappointing in its first match, obtaining a little shoing by Spain and followed with 70 mild minutes against Italy before coming to life as they hunted a goal. They must keep the momentum taken in these last steps, be more direct and aggressive to give themselves a chance here.
Belgium plays for pride and – to a lesser extent – to help Italy. Spain will be more than happy to steam the Italians, so the margins could be tight at the end of 90 minutes.
Kick -off: 8 p.m. BST
