“Kevin De Bruyne opens the scoring with a right-footed finish from the center of the box after being set up by Dodi Lukébakio, capitalizing on a Türkiye free kick that broke down.”
Pivotal“Kevin De Bruyne doubles Belgium's lead with a sublime right-footed strike from outside the box into the top left corner, moments after Türkiye had a shot blocked at the other end.”
Pivotal“Romelu Lukaku finishes from close range after Charles De Ketelaere's set-piece delivery, putting the game beyond any doubt and capping a dominant night for Belgium's attack.”
Outstanding performance

Belgium made the breakthrough early through Kevin De Bruyne and never looked back, doubling their lead with another De Bruyne special just after the hour mark before Romelu Lukaku added a third from a set piece. Türkiye actually had the better of the underlying numbers, out-shooting Belgium 23-17 and dominating dangerous attacks 69-30, but wasteful finishing summed up by two big chances missed meant they had nothing to show for their territorial pressure. De Bruyne was the difference-maker, involved directly in all three goals either as scorer or provider, while Belgium's clinical edge in front of goal - 10 shots on target from 17 attempts - contrasted sharply with Türkiye's profligacy. The result keeps Belgium's momentum rolling in the Nations League, while Türkiye will need to turn their attacking volume into actual goals if they're to avoid similar frustration going forward.
How entertaining was this match?
Belgium look to respond immediately after a late France defeat when they host a struggling Türkiye side still searching for its first points in Group A1. With Kevin De Bruyne pulling the strings and Türkiye missing key attackers, the Red Devils head in as clear favourites at Stade Maurice Dufrasne.