England are back in action later this month (Picture: Getty)
England are set to play host to Belgium in one of their final games before Euro 2024.
The friendly clash with Domenico Tedesco’s talented squad will be a perfect test of the Three Lions’ tournament preparations, with only four games remaining between now and the start of the tournament on June 14.
Southgate will likely field something close to his strongest line-up at Wembley to give his key stars much-needed time together on the pitch.
However, a number of players pushing for inclusion in the starting line-up, or indeed the final tournament squad itself, will be given a chance to impress the manager and stake their claim for the Euros.
Here is your complete guide to England vs Belgium, including date, kick-off time and how to watch on TV.
When is England vs Belgium?
The game will take place on Tuesday, March 26, with kick-off at 7.45pm.
The Three Lions will be looking to create some pre-Euro 2024 momentum (Picture: Getty)
England will take on Brazil in their first friendly match on Saturday, March 23, whilst two more warm-up fixtures have been scheduled against Bosnia and Herzegovina and Iceland in early June.
How to watch England vs Belgium on TV
Viewers will be able to watch the game live on Channel 4.
The game will also be live streamed on the Channel 4 app.
For fans unable to watch the fixture on TV or live stream, BBC Radio 5 Live and talkSPORT will both have live radio coverage.
England vs Belgium head-to-head record
Of the 25 meetings between the two nations, England have won 16 compared to Belgium’s five victories, whilst four have ended in a draw.
The last game between them saw Belgium emerge as 2-0 winners in a UEFA Nations League clash in 2020 courtesy of goals from Youri Tielemans and Dries Mertens.
England are in for a tough task at Wembley (Picture: Getty)
The reverse fixture between the sides saw England come from behind to claim the three points following efforts from Marcus Rashford and Mason Mount.
England and Belgium have met four times in the World Cup, with the final group stage game and the third-place play-off in 2018 both going the way of the Red Devils.
The two other World Cup games saw an England win in the Round of 16 at Italia 90, whilst a 4-4 draw was played out in 1954.
Their only meeting at the European Championships finished 1-1 in 1980.