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As well as the preview we also bring you the head to head records of the two teams as well as a recommended bet on BETDAQ for the match.

England v Belgium
International Friendly
KO 17:15

HEAD-TO-HEAD
(Max last 10 only)
10 Oct 1999 International England 2-1 Belgium
29 May 1998 International Belgium 0-0 England
26 June 1990 World Cup England 1-0 Belgium
12 June 1980 European Championship Belgium 1-1 England
25 Feb 1970 International Belgium 1-3 England
21 Oct 1964 International England 2-2 Belgium
17 June 1954 World Cup England 4-4 Belgium
26 Nov 1952 International England 5-0 Belgium
18 May 1950 International Belgium 1-4 England

PREVIEW
Roy Hodgson is set to take charge of his first home game as England manager when Belgium travel to Wembley. Hodgson’s team got off to a winning start away in Norway last time out, but Belgium will offer a much tougher test in what will be England’s last warm up game before the European Championships start.

Mark Wilmots’ Belgium side has a Premier League look about it, as many as seven of the starting line-up could come from England’s top flight. This match has an added incentive for one of those seven players, Eden Hazard. Hazard has recently signed for Chelsea and will be eager to impress his future team mates and the English supporters inside the ground.

Belgium have lost only one of their last 16 matches, and although they have drawn three in a row, they are a very tricky proposition. They are a team full of confidence, no one more so than Captain Vincent Kompany. After leading Manchester City to their first league title in 44 years, Kompany also picked up Premiership players player of the season.

Accompanied by Thomas Vermaelen, Belgium have a mean defence supported by the fact that five of their last nine matches have contained less than 2.5 goals. However, England also bolster a dogged back four and their last four wins have all been by a single goal to nil.

With Wayne Rooney unlikely to start and Frank Lampard missing through injury, goals may be hard to come by. With both teams stronger in defence than attack, I would suggest punters back the draw at around 4.2 on BETDAQ.

RECOMMENDATION: (1-10 points)
Back the draw at around 4.2 on BETDAQ: 5 points

Friday Return: -7.00 points
JUNE RETURN TO DATE: -7.00 points

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