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UKR

Draw

BEL

BTTS

Belgium takes on Ukraine in Group E's four-horse race for last 16

As Ukraine face Belgium for the first time, they aim to weave through intricate group permutations for a coveted spot in the Euro 2024 last 16, with the memory of a thrilling comeback win over Slovakia still fresh in their minds.

Ukraine

Ukraine picked up a comeback 2-1 win over Slovakia on Friday. Mykola Shaparenko scored the equalizer in the 54th minute before a spirited fightback produced a sensational winner from Roman Yaremchuk in the 80th minute.

The win left Ukraine with three points, level with every other country in Group E. With all sides capable of advancing to the last sixteen, Ukraine will be aiming to be one of the two to progress to the next stage alongside the likes of Germany and Spain.

This match will mark the first-ever meeting between Ukraine and Belgium. In what might be considered a good-luck charm, the Blue and Yellow have only lost once when facing a country for the first time, holding a record of 5 wins, 5 draws, and 1 loss.

Ukraine will advance to the round-of-16 if they defeat Belgium. They will finish as group winners if they win and Romania fails to beat Slovakia. The Ukrainians could still reach the last 16 as one of the best third-placed sides if they draw and the other intertwined game does not end in a draw.

However, Ukraine will be unable to reach the round-of-16 if they lose and Slovakia avoids defeat. Having come off the bench for the sensational winner, Yaremchuk could be given a start in attack when Serhiy Rebrov lays out the 4-2-3-1 formation.

Reflecting on his goal, Yaremchuk stated, "I don’t know if it's the best international goal of my career. This one, against Slovakia, was a striker's goal. Yes, it was difficult, but goals like this are scored by good strikers at a good level."

Belgium

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Romania bore the full brunt of Belgium’s fury after a disappointing start to Euro 2024, as the Red Devils swept them aside with a 2-0 victory. An early goal from Youri Tielemans and another from Kevin De Bruyne secured a comfortable win for Belgium.

Belgium haven't lost their last game in any of their last six appearances at a major tournament, boasting five wins and one draw, and aim to continue this streak on Wednesday. "It's going to be tough; we know what it means," Arthur Theate said.

A 4-2-3-1 formation with Lukaku, who had a goal ruled out against Romania, is expected in attack. Jérémy Doku is anticipated to be a constant threat down the left, teaming up with Kevin De Bruyne and Dodi Lukebakio in Belgium's midfield.

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