Belgium vs Wales FREE: Live stream, TV channel, kick-off time, team news for TONIGHT’S World Cup 2022 qualifying game

WALES face a daunting opening to their World Cup qualifying campaign against Belgium. But the Red Devils are opponents the Welsh will have fond memories of, as they are unbeaten against them in their last four meetings. Interim manager Robert Page will take charge of this game with Wales still none the wiser as to […]

WALES face a daunting opening to their World Cup qualifying campaign against Belgium.

But the Red Devils are opponents the Welsh will have fond memories of, as they are unbeaten against them in their last four meetings.

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Belgium are looking to finally beat bogey side Wales[/caption]

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Gareth Bale is hoping to help Wales to a first World Cup since 1958[/caption]

Interim manager Robert Page will take charge of this game with Wales still none the wiser as to who will be manager during Euro 2020.

While boss Ryan Giggs is in contact with Page, he is still on ‘special leave’ with his assault case under investigation by the Crown Prosecution Service.

What time does Belgium vs Wales kick off?

• Belgium take on Wales on Wednesday, March 24.
• The match kicks off at 7.45pm UK time.
• It takes place at the Den Dreef stadium in Leuven.
• Last time these sides met, Sam Vokes, Ashley Williams and Hal Robson-Kanu netted in a sensational Euro 2020 quarter-final win for the Welsh.

What TV channel is Belgium vs Wales on and can I live stream it?

• Belgium vs Wales is live on Sky Sports Main Event.
• Coverage commences at 7pm – 45 minutes before kick-off.
• To stream the game live, head to your Sky Go account.
• Non-Sky Sports subscribers can get a Now TV Day Pass from £9.99.
• Welsh-speakers can watch all the action live on S4C.

Can I watch Belgium vs Wales for free?

• Yes, but you’ll have to watch in Welsh.
• S4C is free for all UK viewers.

Team news

Romelu Lukaku will be available for Belgium despite a coronavirus outbreak with his club Inter Milan.

Eden Hazard is once again injured while Axel Witsel is out for the long term.

Wales will be without Aaron Ramsey after he picked up an injury with Juventus last week.

Ben Davies and Tom Lockyer have also been ruled out.

But Joe Allen has returned to the Welsh squad for the first time since 2019.

Latest odds

Belgium 2/7

Draw 15/4

Wales 9/1

*Odds from Ladbrokes correct as of Wednesday, March 24