Faes Features In Dramatic Belgium Win
Kevin De Bruyne’s late winner saved Belgium’s blushes on Monday night after Wales pulled back three second-half goals.
Wout Faes
Wout Faes
by Matthew Temple
Published
10 Jun, 2025
Faes Features In Dramatic Belgium Win
Kevin De Bruyne’s late winner saved Belgium’s blushes on Monday night after Wales pulled back three second-half goals.
Matthew Temple
Faes Features In Dramatic Belgium Win
Kevin De Bruyne’s late winner saved Belgium’s blushes on Monday night after Wales pulled back three second-half goals.
Matthew Temple
Faes Features In Dramatic Belgium Win
Kevin De Bruyne’s late winner saved Belgium’s blushes on Monday night after Wales pulled back three second-half goals.
Matthew Temple
Faes Features In Dramatic Belgium Win
Kevin De Bruyne’s late winner saved Belgium’s blushes on Monday night after Wales pulled back three second-half goals.
Matthew Temple
  • Wout Faes played in Belgium’s 4-3 win over Wales
  • The visitors came from three goals down in Brussels
  • Kevin De Bruyne scored a late winner
  • Bilal El Khannouss was a substitute in Morocco’s 1-0 win over Benin
The Red Devils kept their World Cup qualification dream on track last night with a 4-3 victory over Craig Bellamy’s Wales, but the game wasn’t without any drama.
Leicester City’s Wout Faes lined up in defence as the hosts took an early lead at Stade Roi Baudouin through Romelu Lukaku; former Fox Youri Tielemans and Jeremy Doku ensured a commanding lead before half-an-hour had been played.
However, after the break, the Red Dragons fought back, incredibly bringing the game back level again through goals from Harry Wilson, Sorba Thomas and Brennan Johnson.
Belgium’s fears of letting slip a crucial three points were rescued by De Bruyne who volleyed home from close range in the dying stages.
A first defeat for Wales in Group J, they remain second with the Red Devils hot on their heels, three points behind in third but with two games in hand.
Elsewhere, Morocco faced Benin in a friendly at Complexe Sportif de Fès, where Bilal El Khannouss was named on the bench.
Coming on at 71 minutes, he looked dangerous, but the scoreline was already confirmed, after Ayoub El Kaabi’s overhead kick on the stroke of half-time.
Photo courtesy of @BelRedDevils.

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