The world is treated to another tasty international friendly. On top of the Brazil vs. Argentina game, Belgium will take on the Netherlands in Brussels. Both teams are entering the match in fine form, and it's a contest that will feature some of the fastest players in the world like Eden Hazard and Memphis Depay. Here's how you can watch the match and our prediction: How to watch Belgium vs. Netherlands in the USA When: Tuesday at 2:45 p.m. ET TV: ESPN2 (English) and Univision Deportes (Spanish) Stream: fuboTV (Try for free) Follow: CBS Sports App Belgium vs. Netherlands prediction Belgium may not be the better team historically, but this is the golden age of Belgian soccer and the team is currently far ahead of their neighbors. But don't discount the Dutch's ambition and excitement after crushing Germany in the Nations League last week. But here, Belgium is just too much. Belgium 3, Netherlands 1.<doc-sep>Netherlands team news: How will the Dutch team line up vs Belgium? When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. The Netherlands will be keen to build momentum after a difficult period for the national team, but there are plenty of encouraging signs for the future. Ronald Koeman guided his team to an excellent 3-0 victory over Germany during this international break. The Dutch side commanded proceedings in the Nations League encounter, and Koeman won't want his side to take their foot off the pedal for their friendly clash with Belgium. The Netherlands failed to qualify for Euro 2016 and the 2018 World Cup, but will be hoping their Nations League form puts them in good stead for reaching Euro 2020.<doc-sep>GERMANY are well and truly in crisis after they threw away a comfortable lead against world champions France. Meanwhile, a dramatic late winner meant Brazil claimed the bragging rights over their age-old rivals Argentina. The pick of the goals among the colossal fixtures came from volley machine Dries Mertens and Welsh set-piece wizard Harry Wilson. Here’s a wrap of all the international action! FRANCE 2-1 GERMANY Antoine Griezmann got the better of goalkeeper Manuel Neuer once again, scoring both goals as France rallied to beat Germany 2-1 in the UEFA Nations League on Tuesday. Midfielder Toni Kroos gave Germany the lead from the penalty spot after 14 minutes and the visitors had chances to go further ahead before Griezmann equalised with a superb header in the 62nd. Griezmann showed perfect timing to meet Atletico Madrid teammate Lucas Hernandez’s cross from the left with a glancing header which looped over Neuer’s outstretched hand. With 10 minutes left, Griezmann coolly put France ahead with a penalty for his 26th international goal. - AP Griezmann celebrates after scoring from the penalty spot. Source: AFP The French players celebrate the win together. Source: AFP RUMOUR MILL: REDS EYE DAZZLING ITALIAN MAGICIAN, PL GIANTS JOIN RACE FOR WONDERKID BELGIUM 1-1 NETHERLANDS The Netherlands continued their resurgence under Ronald Koeman as youngster Arnaut Groeneveld’s first international goal secured a 1-1 friendly draw with Belgium in Brussels on Tuesday. Dries Mertens fired the World Cup semi-finalists into a sixth-minute lead with a wicked volley, but Groeneveld marked his full debut for the Dutch by equalising before the half-hour mark. The 21-year-old controlling the ball with his left foot and shooting under Simon Mignolet with his right after Memphis Depay threaded a pass between two Belgian defenders This was another strong performance for the Oranje after Saturday’s stunning 3-0 Nations League victory over Germany, while Roberto Martinez’s Belgium remain unbeaten at home since a loss to Spain in September 2016. - AFP Mertens scored a thunderous volley. Source: AFP Arnaud Groeneveld was on fire again. Source: AFP BRAZIL 1-0 ARGENTINA Miranda’s stoppage-time header has earned Brazil a 1-0 win over archrivals Argentina in an international friendly in Saudi Arabia. Argentina were without star player Lionel Messi, who is spending an indefinite period away from the national team squad after their World Cup disappointment. Miranda headed over from a Neymar corner early on and then the defender saw an effort cleared off the line by Nicolas Otamendi. Tite’s Brazil shaded a dull first half but Argentina started the second period on the front foot. Mauro Icardi fired an effort wide of the near post and interim Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni sent Lautaro Martinez on for Juventus striker Paulo Dybala, who failed to break his international duck on his 16th appearance. Casemiro zipped a dead-ball effort inches past the post as Brazil finished the stronger, with Miranda eventually pouncing in stoppage time, nodding in a Neymar corner. - AAP ARGENTINA DOWNED BY RIVALS BRAZIL THANKS TO DRAMATIC LATE WINNER Miranda broke Argentine hearts Source: AFP IRELAND 0-1 WALES Wales midfielder Harry Wilson produced another brilliant free-kick following his heroics against Manchester United to seal a 1-0 Nations League victory against toothless Ireland on Tuesday. The 21-year-old Derby player, who shocked Old Trafford from a set-piece in the League Cup last month, curled in the winner with his left foot from outside the area just before the hour mark. The strike was out of keeping with a lifeless contest that looked to be heading for a goalless stalemate, with Wales badly missing Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey and Ireland struggling for inspiration after a miserable run of results. - AFP WATCH: STAR SENT OFF FOR HEADBUTTING HIS OWN TEAMMATE Harry Wilson scored another dazzling free kick Source: AFP OTHER RESULTS Kazakhstan 4-0 Andorra Armenia 4-0 Macedonia Slovenia 1-1 Cyprus Norway 1-0 Bulgaria Gibraltar 2-1 Liechtenstein Latvia 0-3 Georgia Ukraine 1-0 Czech Republic<doc-sep>
While the Red Devils' superior quality should see them to victory, Al Hain-Cole does not expect the goalmouth action to be in short supply The Netherlands will be aiming to get one over on neighbours Belgium when they visit the Stade Roi Baudouin in Tuesday's friendly clash. Ronald Koeman's men have fallen behind their rivals after a difficult few years, but arrive in Brussels on a high following an emphatic 3-0 victory over Germany. Latest Odds Having failed to win any of the previous seven encounters between the sides, they are available at 17/5 (4.40) with William Hill to regain bragging rights by coming out on top for the first time since 1997. However, Roberto Martinez's men are in equally good spirits after following up their third-place finish at the World Cup with three consecutive victories and are 3/4 (1.75) favourites to make it four in a row here. Five of the most recent seven meetings between the sides have resulted in draws, and you can get odds of 14/5 (3.80) on them cancelling each other out once again in this one. Team News Virgil van Dijk has returned to Liverpool as he looks to recover from a rib injury, with Nathan Ake or Stefan de Vrij in line to replace him. Similarly, Thomas Vermaelen has withdrawn from the squad after suffering a muscle injury in Friday's friendly win over Switzerland, allowing Dedryck Boyata a chance to step in. High-scoring clash While the star-studded Red Devils have just enjoyed an exciting World Cup campaign, their opponents have failed to qualify for the last two major tournaments and find themselves in a transitional phase. Although this superior quality should see them to victory, recent performances suggest goalmouth action may not be restricted to one end of the pitch. Predictions Considering 10 of Belgium’s last 13 and six of the Netherlands’ last seven competitive matches have produced over 2.5 goals, odds of 29/20 (2.45) offer solid value on the former coming out on top in a match that produces at least three in Brussels. Belgium to win & Over 2.5 goals for a 1pt stake with William Hill