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Who’s 100% record in Euro 2024 qualifying will continue in Brussels?
Belgium’s new manager Domenico Tedesco made the perfect start to his tenure back in March, overseeing a comfortable 3-0 victory over Sweden in Stockholm.
Romelu Lukaku bagging a third international hat-trick that night at Friends Arena.
The Red Devils are aiming to qualify for six consecutive major tournaments for the first time ever, knowing a victory here would be a big step towards achieving this.
While Belgium are expected to take top spot, Austria and Sweden will be fighting it out for second spot.
Das Team are actually lead the way in Group F right now, having won back-to-back home games against the section’s minnows in March.
However, Ralf Rangnick’s team then had to work substantially harder to beat Estonia, coming from behind to prevail 2-1, with Gregoritsch’s winner coming in the final minute of normal time.
This forthcoming Tuesday, Austria welcome Sweden to Vienna for a crucial clash, given that one will almost certainly miss out
Given that Belgium are unbeaten in 26 home qualifiers, winning 22 of them, anything Austria get at King Baudouin Stadium will be a major bonus.
Belgium team news
Thomas Meunier and Leandro Trossard haven’t been called up, while Amadou Onana and Kevin De Bruyne have missed out through injury.
After an eventful Champions League Final, Romelu Lukaku will be seeking his 73rd international goal here.
Austria team news
Marcel Sabitzer didn’t feature for Manchester United from 7 May onwards due to a meniscal but is in the squad, hoping to play some part.
David Alaba will captain the side, becoming just the fourth Austrian man to reach 100 caps; the all-time record appearance holder Marko Arnautović could also start.
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