France turns the tables on Belgium with a quadruple in an exciting Nations League night

The French national team achieved a big and exciting victory over its Belgian counterpart with a score of 4-1, in the match that brought them together on Monday evening at the "Stade de France", as part of the fourth round of the European Nations League.

Both teams entered the match with the ambition to collect full points, in light of the strong competition for the top of the group, and Belgium managed to surprise the hosts during the first half, after Jérémy Doku opened the scoring in the 35th minute, giving the Belgian national team an advantage that lasted until the end of the first half of the match, which ended with the visitors leading by one goal to nil.

The French national team tried to return to the match at the beginning of the second half, and increased the pace of their attacks in search of an equalizer, at a time when the Belgian national team retreated to maintain its lead and rely on counter-attacks.

France waited until the final minutes to turn the match upside down, after Rayan Cherki succeeded in equalizing in the 81st minute, bringing the hosts back into the game and opening the door for a big shift in the score.

France was not satisfied with the equalizer, as it continued its offensive pressure, and Michael Olise managed to score the third goal in the 88th minute, giving the French national team the lead for the first time in the match and igniting the atmosphere of the "Stade de France".

In stoppage time, Olise returned to make his mark again, scoring the fourth goal in the 90+1st minute, completing France's quadruple and deciding the match definitively.

With this victory, France continues to achieve positive results in the Nations League, while Belgium receives a strong blow after leading the score until the final minutes, before collapsing against the French attack and leaving the match with a heavy defeat.