1
Mexico
0
2
Canada
0
3
Brazil
0
4
USA
0
5
Germany
0
6
Netherlands
0
7
Belgium
0
8
Spain
0
9
France
0
10
Argentina
0
11
Portugal
0
12
England
0
13
Australia
0
14
South Africa
0
15
Bosnia and Herzegovina
0
16
Morocco
0
17
Paraguay
0
18
Curacao
0
19
Japan
0
20
Egypt
0
21
Cape Verde
0
22
Senegal
0
23
Algeria
0
24
DR Congo
0
25
Croatia
0
26
Austria
0
27
Republic of Korea
0
28
Qatar
0
29
Haiti
0
30
Australia
0
31
Ivory Coast
0
32
Sweden
0
33
Iran
0
34
Saudi Arabia
0
35
Iraq
0
36
Austria
0
37
Uzbekistan
0
38
Ghana
0
39
Ivory Coast
0
40
Czechia
0
41
Switzerland
0
42
Scotland
0
43
Turkey
0
44
Ecuador
0
45
Tunisia
0
46
New Zealand
0
47
Uruguay
0
48
Norway
0
49
Jordan
0
50
Colombia
0
51
Panama
0
52
Ghana
0
53
Haiti
0
54
Iran
0
55
Iraq
0
56
Republic of Korea
0
57
Qatar
0
58
Saudi Arabia
0
59
Sweden
0
60
Uzbekistan
0
The game both sides want to lose apparently! I think that's a total bag of nonsense quite frankly. There are too many side stories in this game for the two teams to take it lightly. You've got the two Tottenham centre-backs for Belgium against their club team-mate Harry Kane. You've also got Roberto Martinez's link with English football and he will feel like he's got a point to prove to the English game. There's also Romelu Lukaku but I think he will be rested with Michy Batshuayi coming into the starting line-up. The Chelsea striker, who has been on loan at Borussia Dortmund, will be another with a point to prove. All these subplots are very intriguing.
People will say finishing second gets you an easier route but if you go into a game half-baked, it could prove very costly. I'm sure both sides will make changes but I think they will both be desperate to win this match. For England and Belgium, if they win this match it turns them into contenders for the World Cup. There's a lot resting on this game but I'm struggling to split the two sides.
Source: Sky Sports