Kick-off on 09.06.25 21:45.

In Matchday 4 of Group J in the World Cup qualifiers, Belgium will host Wales at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels. This will be the hosts’ first match of the qualifying campaign, while the visitors have already collected four points. The teams have met seven times in the Kingdom, with three draws and four wins for the Red Devils. They were also in the same group during the last World Cup qualifiers. Back then, the favorites claimed a 3–1 victory in Heverlee, with former Borussia Dortmund player Thorgan Hazard recording both a goal and an assist. Additionally, the sides were drawn into the same Nations League A group for the 2022/23 campaign. Belgium won that home game in Brussels 2–1, as Kevin De Bruyne and Michy Batshuayi each scored and assisted once.

The Belgium vs. Wales match on June 9, 2025, will be streamed live on MEGOGO.

Belgium is starting its World Cup qualifying journey later than others due to its participation in the Nations League A relegation playoffs in March. The Red Devils lost their first match to Ukraine in Murcia, 1–3, but bounced back with a convincing 3–0 win in Genk. The national team has won just three of its last 12 matches, though this record hardly reflects the current regime, as head coach Rudi Garcia took charge in January.

Wales opened their qualifying campaign with a 3–1 home win over Kazakhstan in Cardiff. Tottenham defender Ben Davies scored and provided an assist, while Nantes forward Thomas Sorba delivered two assists. The Dragons followed up with a dramatic draw in Skopje, scoring and conceding in stoppage time. Wales have lost just once in their last ten matches — a 0–4 defeat to Slovakia in a friendly.

How to watch the match on MEGOGO:
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