France vs Belgium they will face LIVE and DIRECT at the beginning of this new week for date 4 of Group 1 (League A) of the UEFA Nations League.
The store of the France national team and his pair of Belgium They dispute the leadership of their zone, which is led by the team led by Zinedine Zidane by one point, while in the same group Italy wants to protect their chances of reaching the quarterfinals against Turkey, which has Arda Güler as its main star.
How do France and Belgium get to date 4 of the UEFA Nations League 2026?
The combination of France comes from drawing 1-1 with Italy, while the Belgians beat Turkey 3-0 at home.
When and where will France vs Belgium play on date 4 of the UEFA Nations League 2026?
The match is scheduled for Monday, October 5, Stade de France (Saint-Denis). The venue has a capacity for 80,698 spectators.
Work continues in Clairefontaine to prepare for tomorrow’s match against Belgium (20:45)! 🇫🇷🇧🇪 The last places at the Stade de France here 👉 https://t.co/O9CImibF8n 🎟️ https://t.co/UCMCsKtvVT
– Equipe de France ⭐⭐ (@equipedefrance) October 4, 2026
What time do France vs Belgium play live on date 4 of the UEFA Nations League 2026?
- In PeruThe France vs Belgium match starts at 1:45 pm
- In Colombia, the France vs Belgium match starts at 1:45 pm
- In Ecuador, the France vs Belgium match starts at 1:45 pm
- In Bolivia, the France vs Belgium match starts at 2:45 pm
- In Venezuela, the France vs Belgium match starts at 2:45 pm
- In Chile, the France vs Belgium match starts at 2:45 pm
- In Argentina, the France vs Belgium match starts at 3:45 pm
- In Brazil, the France vs Belgium match starts at 3:45 p.m.
- In Uruguay, the France vs Belgium match starts at 3:45 pm
- In Paraguay, the France vs Belgium match starts at 3:45 pm
What TV channel shows France vs Belgium live?
The party of France against Belgium It will be broadcast on ESPN and Disney+ signals. RPP.pe brings you the goals and all the incidents.
France vs. Belgium: possible lineups
France: Food; Rabbit, Jacquet, Upamecano, Truffert; Da Cunha, Rabiot, Cherki; Doué, Dembélé and Olise.
Belgium: Lammens; Chestnut, Ngoy, Mechele, Seys; Tielemans, Lavia, De Bruyne; Godts, Moreira and De Ketelaere.
