In the second group of the Nations League Group A, the fight for two playoff spots continues. In this company, it is still possible to state the withdrawal of the Israeli national team from the fight for a quarter-final appearance. This statement has not yet been legally formalised, but zero points after three rounds does not favour speculation about the positive prospects of the Israeli team. Meanwhile, leading the quartet is Italy, who were not listed as favourites after the failed continental championship in Germany. The Italians have not lost a single game yet, having lost points only against the Belgians. The inside of the second group is occupied by the rivals from the match in Brussels. The meeting between Belgium and France will be the second in the current tournament. The first match was held in Lyon and took place with the overwhelming advantage of the favourite. During the whole time of the meeting, the French made 25 shots towards the opponents' goal, two of which were converted into goals - 2:0. Bookmakers have identified the guests as favourites for the upcoming meeting, offering odds of 2.40 on their victory.

The Belgian national team failed in another big tournament in the summer. But if in the case of the World Cup the team did not even get out of the group, then at the continental championship the Belgians managed to get into the play-offs, where they lost to none other than France. That meeting also took place with the advantage of the French, but its outcome was determined by just one goal, which was scored by Vertonghen. Belgium started the current draw of the Nations League with a victory over Israel. In the next match, the Belgians lost to the French, which could have been repeated a few days ago in Italy. After conceding two goals from the Italians in the middle of the first half, Belgium got the right to play on the power play and managed to get back - 2:2.

France started the current Nations League as favourites, but lost their status after losing to the Italians in the first round. The team now does not give the impression of being unbeatable, but six points from three rounds emphasise its high class. And the Belgian team is even more "raw". We bet that France will have a game advantage in Brussels.