France continue to build under Zinedine Zidane as they take on Belgium in the Nations League this week.
France have started their Nations League campaign well, taking seven points from three games. Les Bleus recorded wins against Turkey (1-0) and Belgium (1-0) before drawing 1-1 with Italy.
Fans will feel as though scoreline haven't necessarily reflected the nature of France's performances, which have been fairly impressive for the most part.
It's a new look French side with Zidane having drafted in players such as Lucas Da Cunha and Andy Diouf, as the former Real Madrid manager looks to evolve the style of the national team.
The French have lost only two of their last ten games, winning seven of those, so they're not an easy outfit to overcome.
They're also buoyed by the form of Michael Olise, who comes into the game in the form of his life, scoring nine goals in his last nine games for club and country, including two in his last two for France.
Belgium, meanwhile, have six points from three games in the Nations League having beaten Italy (2-0) and Turkey (3-0) while losing to this week's opponent.
Like France, Belgium are under a new manager and the signs have been promising, with performances largely being quite impressive.
Belgium do, though, have a very poor record against France, losing all of the last five head-to-head meetings between the teams.
While this is likely a game between the two best teams in the group, France's superior firepower is usually the difference when these sides lock horns and we think that'll be the case on Monday night too.
France 2-1 Belgium
