Belgium v USA Odds, Bets and Live Stream News from World Cup
Its Belgium v USA from the World Cup with latest odds, free bets and live stream news from Tuesday.
A much fancied Belgium side take on the United States in the final second round clash later tonight.
The 10 men of Belgium beat South Korea to qualify from Group H in first position, with Jan Vertonghen scoring a late winner.
Stefan Defour was sent off for an over the top tackle in the first period; however Belgium overcame their adversity to edge home.
Belgium won all three group games by the odd goal and without playing at their best, qualified relatively comfortably.
United States lost 1-0 to Germany in their final group match, however they still qualified, second behind the Germans.
A win for Jurgen Klinsmann’s side would have been enough to top the group, but Thomas Muller’s second half winner separated the sides.
USA’s late victory over Ghana was the key result behind their qualification, meaning for a second consecutive World Cup they got out of the group.
Belgium have won the last four meetings between the two nations, including a 4-2 victory as recently as last summer.
Belgian players on yellow cards: Jan Vertonghen, Toby Alderweireld, Alex Witsel, Mousa Dembele
American players on yellow cards: Jermaine Jones, Kyle Beckerman, Omar Gonzalez
Team news
Marc Wilmots is likely to recall the majority who were rested for the match with South Korea on Thursday.
Captain Vincent Kompany is certain to return, along with the likes of Eden Hazard, Alex Witsel and Kevin de Bruyne.
Forward Romelu Lukaku’s place is under threat given his form and that of replacement Divock Origi, however the Chelsea man may keep his place.
Stoke City defender Geoff Cameron missed out against Germany and is likely to be named among the substitutes again.
Jozy Altidore is hopeful of returning from injury, however may have to make an impact from the bench.
Clint Dempsey will continue to lead the line should Altidore be named on the bench, with Michael Bradley one in midfielder given the licence to get forward.
Belgium (4-2-3-1): Courtois; Vertonghen, van Buyten, Kompany, Alderweireld, Dembele, Witsel, Mertens, de Bruyne, Lukaku, Hazard
USA (4-5-1): Howard, Johnson, Gonzalez, Besler, Beasley, Davis, Jones, Beckerman, Bradley, Zusi, Dempsey
