England v Belgium LIVE: Team news and build-up as Lionesses return to Nations League action

England will take on Belgium for the second time in five days as they bid to keep their hopes of UEFA Women's Nations League glory alive.

The Lionesses currently sit second Group A1, level on points with group leaders the Netherlands, who beat Sarina Wiegman's side 2-1 Utrecht last month. England returned to winning ways with a 1-0 victory over Belgium at Leicester's King Power Stadium on Friday night thanks to a first-half goal from Manchester City winger Lauren Hemp.

But, with only the group winners set to qualify for February's Nations League finals, Wiegman will know her side can't afford to slip up in Leuven this evening as they look to keep pace with her native Netherlands. As well as being a trophy in its own right, the Nations League also impacts on qualification for EURO 2025 and next summer's Olympics.

Team GB can only earn a place at Paris 2024 if England reach next year's Nations League Final (or finish third in the competition, should hosts France make the final). Wiegman has no fresh injury concerns, with injured duo Lauren James and Lucy Parker having withdrawn from the squad ahead of last Friday's game.

Here's how the opposition line up in Leuven...

Starting XI: Nicky Evrard, Sari Kees, Tine De Caigny, Laura De Neve, Janice Cayman, Kassandra Missipo, Justine Vanhaevermaet, Laura Deloose, Jassina Blom, Marie Detruyer, Tessa Wullaert.

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Our November cover star, Jessica Carter, starts on the bench for England