France will play Belgium in Brussels without Kylian Mbappé. The match is part of a 122-year-old rivalry, with France aiming to even the score. Zidane has made changes to the lineup, and Aurélien Camavinga will start for France after almost a year. Viewers can watch the game live on various platforms.
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