Belgium seek to match potential with good performance in Russia


  • Football
  • Thursday, 24 May 2018

Soccer Football - FA Cup Final - Chelsea vs Manchester United - Wembley Stadium, London, Britain - May 19, 2018 Chelsea's Eden Hazard applauds the fans after winning the FA Cup final REUTERS/Andrew Yates

(Reuters) - Belgium will go to the World Cup in Russia replete with enviable talent but Roberto Martinez's side will have to guard against their perennial habit of underwhelming at major tournaments.

Ranked third in the world by FIFA, the Red Devils boast top-level Premier League performers in their side and will be one of the firm favourites to lift the World Cup trophy on July 15 in Moscow.

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