"Belgium are a point behind leaders North Macedonia having played a game fewer, with Wales a point further back. North Macedonia are likely to retain their place atop the table as they face Kazakhstan but, with Belgium boasting a superior goal difference ahead of final qualifying fixtures with Kazakhstan and Liechtenstein, victory for the Red Devils would put them in the box seat for automatic qualification."
"Wales, however, can put their qualification hopes firmly in their own hands with an upset win, with Craig Bellamy's side set to face Liechtenstein next month before a potential winner-take-all clash with North M Macedonia. The situation in the group should make for an absorbing encounter, and 101GreatGoals has the full team news. Wales team news Wales: Darlow; Thomas, Cabango, Rodon, Davies, Williams; Wilson, Ampadu, James, Brooks; Harris"
"Belgium team news Belgium: Courtois; Meunier, Theate, Debast, De Cuyper; Raskin, Onana; Doku, De Bruyne, De Ketelaere; Trossard. How to watch Wales v Belgium: TV and online streams Wales versus Belgium kicks-off at 7.45pm UK time tonight. You can watch it on BBC Three, BBC Wales and online via the BBC iPlayer. Welsh language broadcasts are available on S4C, S4C Online and S4C Clic."
Group J reaches a decisive stage with North Macedonia leading, Belgium one point behind having played one fewer match, and Wales another point back. Belgium can move into an automatic qualification position by beating Wales thanks to a superior goal difference and remaining fixtures with Kazakhstan and Liechtenstein. Wales can keep qualification hopes firmly in their own hands by winning and then facing Liechtenstein before a potential decisive match with North Macedonia. Both teams have named starting XIs. Kick-off is at 7.45pm UK time with broadcasts on BBC Three, BBC Wales, BBC iPlayer and S4C.
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