Both of these squads seemed stuck in second gear during the group stage, though we suggest the issues with Belgium are a bit more acute. Manager Domenico Tedesco's analytics have fallen flat in the Euros as only Kevin De Bruyne looks to be performing at full capacity, especially with Romelu Lukaku (with no help from VAR, we might add) still looking to open his account. Worth noting that France has yet to score a goal from the run of play, needing an own goal to survive vs Austria in the opener and then Kylian Mbappe finally converting in the Euros (first time ever) from the spot vs. Poland. Mbappe also might still not fancy sticking his head in the middle of things with the mask covering the nose he broke in the Austria match. The difference here could also be AC Milan goalie Mike Maignan, who has forged a seamless transition in the nets for Les Bleus away from Hugo Lloris, and one of Tedesco's pre-tourney controversies was keeping Real Madrid keeper and long-time Belgium No..1 Thibault Courtois off the team. This is where what it left of the Belgium "Golden Generation" might breathe its last gasp. Play France on Money Line