Belgium Euro 2024 Tickets

Belgium have been among the favourites at major tournaments in recent years and will be in contention at the Euro 2024 finals in Germany. The likes of Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku will strike fear into the hearts of their opponents.

The Red Devils picked up six wins and two draws from their eight matches, topping their qualifying group ahead of Austria, Sweden, Azerbaijan and Estonia.

Romelu Lukaku netted 14 goals during the qualifying campaign, more than any other player from any nation involved in Euro 2024 qualifiers.

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Belgium Euro 2024 Official Ticket Prices

These are UEFA's official prices for the Belgium fixtures at Euro 2024.

Belgium National Team History

The Belgium national team have a relatively strong level of success when it comes to their overall record in European Championships, far exceeding that which you'd expect from a relatively small European nation.

Belgium's first foray into the UEFA Euro finals came in 1972, when they were the hosts but could only muster a third-place finish, and this was back in the days when the tournament finals only included four teams.

They returned to the European Championship finals in 1980 and enjoyed a strong group stage as they drew with both England and Italy and beat Spain, which secured Belgium a place in the final, where they met West Germany, who edged them out 2-1 in Rome.

Cult Heroes

Four years later, in France, Belgium couldn't qualify from their group, despite the presence of top-quality players in their squad, including cult heroes like Enzo Scifo, Jean-Marie Pfaff, and Jans Ceulemans.

It would be another 16 years before they'd make it to the finals again, and in 2000 they once again couldn't get to the knockout stage.

Back to their Best

Another lengthy period without qualification followed, but by 2016 the level of quality in their strong, expansive squad was obvious, and in France 2016, they showed signs of real improvement.

In the group stage, they beat both the Republic of Ireland and Sweden and then thumped Hungary 4-0 in the Round of 16 but were then shocked by a Gareth Bale-inspired Wales side in the quarter-finals.

Losing Quarter-Finalists

At Euro 2020, the delayed tournament that actually occurred in 2021, Belgium once again impressed.

Wins over Denmark, Finland, and Russia saw Belgium top Group B, and they then eased past Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal before taking on Italy in the quarter-finals in Munich. Romelu Lukaku scored a penalty, only for Belgium to lose to goals from Nicolo Barella and Lorenzo Insigne.

Belgium National Team at the UEFA European Championship