UEFA EURO Qualifiers: Watch Belgium vs Russia live on March 21

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In our match preview informing you where/how to watch the EURO 2020 qualifying game, we compare current form, team statistics, and analyze both teams’ head-to-head record.

Team News: Who is injured or suspended for Belgium vs Russia?

Belgium will be without star striker Romelu Lukaku when it welcomes Russia for Thursday's EURO 2020 qualifier. The Red Devils' boss Roberto Martinez confirmed that the Manchester United forward is carrying a foot injury in his press conference on Tuesday.

However, the ex-Everton manager did not rule the 25-year-old out of Sunday's encounter with Cyprus. Mousa Dembele and Thomas Meunier have also withdrawn from the squad as a result of injuries.

For Russia, Ilya Kutepov and Roman Zobnin have both been ruled out of action with a groin injury and broken hand, respectively.

What is the form of Belgium in contrast to Russia's?

Belgium enters the upcoming encounter with Russia on the back of a 5-2 defeat to Switzerland in its last outing. The outcome of the fixture denied the Red Devils to finish atop their UEFA Nations League group despite tying on point with the Swiss.

The defeat was Roberto Martinez's men first since losing to France in the semi-finals of the 2018 FIFA World Cup. Over the course of the last 10 matches, they have won seven, drawn one and lost two.

Russia, on the other hand, will envy Belgium's record considering it failed to get the result in any of its games played during the last international break. The 2018 World Cup hosts lost to Germany and Sweden in succession and will be chasing its first since October last year.

Stanislav Cherchesov's side has won five of its last 10 matches and has been on the losing end on four occasions.

Key stats ahead of Belgium vs Russia

The upcoming Euro qualifying game will be the sixth meeting between Belgium and Russia. The former has won three of the previous encounters and has drawn the remaining two.
Belgium has dominated in qualifiers as it has registered only one defeat in its last 30 qualifying fixtures. The Red Devils have won 24 times and have drawn five.
Russia has failed to score a goal in three of its last four matches in all competitions. The Sbornaya has been defeated in each of their last two matches.
Belgium has been victorious in eight of 8 its last 10 competitive home matches.

Broadcast information for Belgium vs Russia

In Belgium, the Euro 2020 qualifier will be aired live on La Une.
Viewers in Russia can watch the clash on NTV+ Sport Online, Channel One Russia, and Match Premier.
In UK, the encounter will be shown live on Sky Sports Premier League, Sky Sports Mix, and SKY GO Extra.
In US, the European match will be live on Univision Deportes En Vivo, ESPN2, and Univision Deportes.