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Belgium vs Serbia UEFA Euros Tournament Record
Belgium have a relatively impressive record in the UEFA European Championships but may well feel they could have achieved even more given the top stars and impressive squads they have assembled over the years.
De Rode Duivels first qualified for the finals of the tournament in 1972, albeit as hosts, and finished in third place, although that comes with a caveat in so much as there were only four teams competing in the competition at that time.
Eight years later, a much-improved squad did well in Italy, with the likes of Eric Gerets, Jan Ceulemans, and Jean-Marie Pfaff being the stars of the day. They reached the final and took on West Germany in Rome, with Horst Hrubesch scoring twice to see off the Belgians.
Four years later, they were eliminated at the group stage and failed to qualify for the subsequent three editions of the tournament following that failure.
At Euro 2000, as co-hosts with the Netherlands, Belgium once again failed to deliver and were knocked out at the group stage. 2004, 2008, and 2012 all passed by without the Belgians taking part in the finals.
At Euro 2016 in France, coach Marc Wilmots achieved more than any previous Belgian boss in the modern era. Though they started with a loss against Italy in Lyon, they bounced back to defeat the Republic of Ireland and Sweden to secure passage to the Round of 16.
There, they easily overcame Hungary in a 4-0 triumph to set up a Quarter-Final with Wales, a game that Wilmots’ side would have expected to win, and even though they went ahead in Lille, they managed to lose 3-1 to the Welsh and thus their run was abruptly ended.
Roberto Martinez was in charge as Belgium eased into the delayed Euro 2020 finals, and the Spaniard’s side won all three of their group games with Romelu Lukaku in fine goal-scoring form.
Thorgan Hazard then netted a winner to see off Portugal in the Round of 16 before Belgium took on Italy in the last eight. Lukaku scored his fourth goal of the tournament, but Italy still edged to victory in a 2-1 success in Munich.
Serbia, in their current UEFA guise following independence, have never managed to qualify for a previous UEFA European Championship, though as the Former Republic of Yugoslavia at Euro 2000, they did well to make it through the group stage before being demolished 6-1 by the Netherlands in the Quarter- Finals.
Yugoslavia, in both 1960 and 1968, were beaten finalists and also finished in fourth place in 1976, when they hosted the tournament.
Belgium vs Serbia Head-to-Head
These two nations have only met on two occasions in the UEFA European Championships, and both of those games came in the qualifying stage. The first of these took place in October 2006 in Belgrade, with Nikola Zigic scoring the winner; the return game in Brussels finished 3-2, with Moussa Dembele scoring twice in the Belgian victory.
