Belgium vs France: Everything You Need to Know Before the Next Clash

If you’re a football fan, the Belgium vs France matchup is one of those games that always feels special. Both teams have world‑class talent, and the rivalry has grown every time they meet in a tournament or a friendly. In this guide we’ll break down the history, look at the latest form, point out the players you should watch, and tell you the easiest ways to catch the game live.

Recent Head‑to‑Head Record

In the last ten meetings, France has won five times, Belgium three, and two ended in draws. The most memorable recent game was the Euro 2020 quarter‑final, where Belgium held France to a 1‑1 draw before losing on penalties. Since then, Belgium’s “golden generation” has aged, but players like Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku still pose a threat. France, meanwhile, relies on Kylian Mbappé’s speed and Antoine Griezmann’s experience. Look at the stats: France averages 2.1 goals per game against Belgium, while Belgium manages 1.4. These numbers show why the French side often has the edge, but Belgium can surprise when they play their best passing game.

How to Watch the Next Belgium vs France Game

The upcoming match is scheduled for (date) as part of (tournament/qualifier). In South Africa and most of Africa, the broadcast rights belong to SuperSport, so you can catch it on SuperSport 2 or the DStv app. If you prefer streaming, the SuperSport website offers a live stream after you sign in with your DStv subscription. For viewers without a cable package, the game is usually available on the official tournament’s YouTube channel or the FIFA/UEFA app in some regions, so check those options a few days before kickoff.

Don’t forget to set a reminder on your phone. Kick‑off is at (time) GMT, which means it will be (local time) for many African viewers. If you’re on a mobile network and want to avoid data charges, try watching on Wi‑Fi or use a data‑saving mode on the streaming app.

Now that you know the background, here’s a quick cheat‑sheet for the match: France’s attack is built around Mbappé’s pace, while Belgium will likely counter‑attack through De Bruyne’s long passes. Keep an eye on the midfield battle – whoever controls that area will dictate the game. Also, watch the goalkeepers; Thibaut Courtois is still a top shot‑stopper, but Alphonse Areola can pull off big saves.

Whether you’re betting, cheering, or just love good football, Belgium vs France never disappoints. The rivalry blends skill, drama, and a bit of national pride, making every clash feel like a final. Grab your snack, turn on the match, and enjoy the action.