Euro 2016 qualifiers: Belgium battle Bosnia and Herzegovina

Belgium have some significant ground to make up in Euro 2016 qualifying Group B, after allowing Wales to jump three points clear at the top of a pool initially tipped to be theirs.

The Red Devils now prepare to scrap with inconsistent Bosnia and Herzegovina (2/1 with Coral still to qualify), who have been underwhelming themselves so far, and now look like failing to make it to France.

Marc Wilmots’ men are 4/9 match favourites, considering the Premier League player power in their ranks, but have thrown four points away against Wales, and two to the Golden Lilies in the reverse.

Now on home turf, Belgium are 10/3 to be held to another draw, but more likely at 15/8 to score three or more.

Manchester City skipper Vincent Kompany will lead his country and is, crucially, back on form. So, with the likes of Toby Alderweireld and Jan Vertonghen also at Wilmots beck and call, the hosts are 5/4 to make it a win to nil.

Punters can take their pick from poachers Christian Benteke and Romelu Lukaku, now rivals on Merseyside, both priced at 7/5 in the anytime market. While attacking midfield provides even more options for a wager, with new Manchester City marquee man Kevin De Bruyne 13/2 to net the opener.