How it happened
Michael Olise had two goals and an assist in 30 minutes on the pitch as France turned a half-time deficit into a 4-1 win over Belgium in League A, Group 1 of the UEFA Nations League. All four home goals came in the final 14 minutes plus stoppage time.
Belgium went ahead in the 35th minute when D. Lukebakio scored, and held a 1-0 lead at the break. France levelled through D. Doué in the 77th minute, and R. Cherki put them in front four minutes later.
Olise then settled it. He made it 3-1 in the 88th minute and added a fourth in the first minute of stoppage time. There were no red cards. The match was played in clear conditions at 18C, with Nick Walsh refereeing.
The numbers
France controlled the ball and the chances. They had 66% possession, 23 shots to Belgium's five, and eight on target to two. Expected goals finished 2.00 to 0.59, so the home side's four goals came from roughly two goals' worth of chances, a sign of sharp finishing late on.
Olise's match rating of 10 was the highest on the pitch. In his 30 minutes he scored twice from 0.76 expected goals, provided an assist and made two key passes. Cherki, also on for 30 minutes, scored once and earned a rating of 8.1.
For Belgium, Lukebakio's goal from 0.3 expected goals earned him a rating of 8.2 in 70 minutes. Goalkeeper Maarten Vandevoordt made five saves but was rated 4.6 after conceding four times.
What it means
The result came on Matchday 4 of the group stage and extended France's recent advantage in this fixture. The last five meetings listed all went France's way, including a 1-0 win in Belgium on 28 September.
France's recent sequence reads W-D-W-W-L-L-W-W-W-W, with 21 goals scored in 10 matches. Belgium's reads L-W-L-W-L-W-W-W-D-D. For an hour this match looked like it might add to Belgium's tally; France's late scoring made it a comfortable margin.