Belgium vs France 0-1

France won 1-0 in Brussels after Michael Olise struck in the 88th minute, finishing a late move to decide a game that had stayed level for most of the night.

The first half brought no goals, with Belgium already into the bookings through Diego Moreira on 42 minutes and Kevin De Bruyne on 57. It was 0-0 at the break.

Belgium made two changes on 63 minutes, taking off De Bruyne and Moreira, then brought on Maxim De Cuyper on 68 minutes as France also turned to Ousmane Dembélé. France made two more changes on 77 minutes, sending on Rayan Cherki and Michael Olise, and that pair combined for the only goal. Cherki, who came on in the 77th minute, set up Olise, who had also come on in the 77th minute, and Olise made it 1-0. Belgium made two further changes on 85 minutes, while France added Manu Koné in the 90th minute to see it out.

France had 65% of the possession and 681 passes to Belgium's 368, as well as more shots, 18 to 12, and more on target, 7 to 2. Belgium did at least force 5 saves to France's 2, but France also won 6 corners to 2 and had 9 fouls to Belgium's 12.

Belgium collected three yellow cards, with Diego Moreira, Kevin De Bruyne and Youri Tielemans all booked. France finished without a booking and there were no red cards.