UEFA Euro Qualifiers: Where to watch San Marino vs Belgium live on September 6, 2019

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San Marino has not won a single competitive game since 2004 and, on Friday, it will come face to face against the second runner-up of the 2018 FIFA World Cup.

What is the position of San Marino and Belgium?

San Marino sits at the bottom of Group I in the Euro 2020 qualifiers with no points . La Serenissima has conceded 20 goals in just four matches.

On the other hand, Belgium sits atop the table with 12 points from the same number of matches. The Red Devils have scored 11 goals and have conceded just one.

What is the form of San Marino as compared to Belgium?

Since losing to France in the semi-final of the 2018 FIFA World Cup, Belgium has been defeated just once across all competitions. Roberto Martinez's side lost to Switzerland in the UEFA Nations League back in November 2018 and have since won four matches in succession.

The tale is overly contrasting in the camp of San Marino who has a massive number of defeats in all competitions. The Serenissima has only ever won one match beating Liechtenstein 1–0 in a friendly encounter back in April 2004.

Taking the side's most recent records into consideration, it is currently on 32-game losing streak since drawing 0-0 with Estonia in 2014.

Head to head record of San Marino vs Belgium

There has been six meetings between Belgium and San Marino in all competitions and the former has never lost in any of such clashes. The Red Devils have clinched all the wins with their most recent being an 8-0 demolishing in a World Cup qualifier in 2005.

Belgium's 10-0 record win in international football came against the same opponents back in 2001.

Team news: Who is injured or suspended for San Marino vs Belgium?

The Hazard brothers, Eden and Thorgan, were both omitted from Belgium's squad for the upcoming international matches as a result of injuries. Similarly, Koen Casteels, Dedryck Boyata, Vincent Kompany and Axel Witsel were all not called up as they are not in the best of shape.

For San Marino, Benedettini is ruled out of action with a foot injury.

Predicted lineups for San Marino vs Belgium

San Marino's potential starting XI: Zavoli; F. Vitaioli, Simoncini, Brolli, Grandoni; Berardi, Lunadei, Mularoni, Censoni; M. Vitaioli; Nanni
Belgium's potential starting XI: Courtois; Alderweireld, Denayer, Vertonghen; Meunier, Dendoncker, Tielemans, Carrasco; De Bruyne, Mertens; Lukaku.

Broadcast information for San Marino vs Belgium

In Belgium, the Euro 2020 qualifying game will be aired live on La Une and VTM.

Fans in San Marino can catch the action live on SMtv San Marino.

For viewers in the UK, the match will be shown live on SKY GO Extra and Sky Sports Red Button while those in US can view it on TUDN En Vivo and ESPN3.