Belgium will try to continue their march toward the 2018 FIFA World Cup on Thursday, as the Red Devils host lowly Gibraltar in Liege in Group H.
The two teams met in Gibraltar in October last year, when Belgium recorded a routine 6-0 win without getting out of second gear. The team backed that win up with an 8-1 demolition of Estonia in Brussels, showing just how dangerous they are on home soil.
With the all-important match in Greece on Sunday, the Red Devils are likely to rest a few players or substitute their key stars early, but don't expect any leniency for Gibraltar.