Belgium and France went into the half-time break 0–0 in their UEFA Nations League Group A1 encounter at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels.
The opening 45 minutes produced an intense contest, with both teams looking to establish control but neither able to find the breakthrough.
France Create Threats
France looked dangerous going forward despite the absence of Kylian Mbappé. Their attack featured Bradley Barcola, Désiré Doué and Élye Lepaul, while Eduardo Camavinga and Maghnes Akliouche provided support from midfield.
Belgium, meanwhile, relied on the creativity of captain Kevin De Bruyne, with Mario Stroeykens and Charles De Ketelaere also involved in the attacking setup.
Belgium Hold Firm
The Belgian defence managed to keep France from turning their attacking pressure into a goal. France’s goalkeeper Mike Maignan also remained alert as Belgium searched for openings.
Neither side could find the final touch needed to change the scoreline, leaving the match level at the break.
Half-Time Score
Belgium 0–0 France
With everything still level, the second half promises to bring more attacking intent as both teams look for an important three points in Group A1.
Belgium entered the match after beating Italy 2–0 in their opening game, while France began their campaign with a 1–0 victory over Türkiye.
