Russia boss Stanislav Cherchesov has named a 26-man squad for the last two games, including uncapped quartet Maksim Belyaev, Dmitry Chistyakov, Daniil Fomin and Rifat Zhemaletdinov.

Midfielder Aleksei Miranchuk back after injury but his brother Anton remains sidelined along with Alan Dzagoev, Yury Gazinsky and Fyodor Smolov, while the lock Denis Cheryshev has been pulled out.

Kevin De Bruyne, Leandro Trossard and Jason Denayer back in the squad after missing the last set of internationally because of injury, but defenders January Vertonghen and Thomas Meunier ruled out.

Two good, in the form of the teams met in Euro 2020 qualifying on Saturday afternoon Russia hosts Belgium, although there is little danger because both teams have wrapped up the top two places in Group I.

Roberto Martinez's men 'won the previous match 3-1 back in March, the opening fixture of this Qualifying Campaign, and has maintained a 100% winning record along with eight wins from eight games.

Russia, meanwhile, is also in a very good shape, with seven straight competitive victories since the defeat in Belgium eight months ago. As tireless winning streaks of both underscores the real difference between them and the rest of the group, so this will be an interesting test of how they both perform against tougher opposition.

Belgium has waltzed through qualifying campaign, scoring a whopping 30 goals in eight games. Russia not far behind at 27 goals and with nothing much to play for here other than to settle the top spot, both teams can play without pressure and add a few more to their tally.