The French national football team will face Belgium in the Nations League on Monday, September 28, with the match set to begin at 20:45 local time in Brussels. This comes after France's 1-0 win over Turkey on Friday, September 25, a victory that came late in the game. The team left the stadium shortly after 1:00 am and arrived in Brussels later that day. Since then, they have had only one full training session, held on Sunday, and new coach Zinédine Zidane has suggested that there will be changes in the lineup, though the specifics are still unknown. He has emphasized that the team's focus has been on recovery due to the short time between matches. On Saturday afternoon, the French squad trained at the Union Saint-Gilloise training center. Players who started against Turkey participated in a light session, while the rest of the group had a more intense workout. On Sunday evening, all 22 players, except for injured Kylian Mbappé, trained together at the King Baudouin Stadium. Zidane mentioned that while this schedule is common for players used to playing twice a week, it is not ideal for introducing new playing strategies. Zidane is expected to use a high press strategy, a defensive tactic that aims to quickly regain the ball. Eduardo Camavinga, who attended the press conference on Sunday, is likely to play and has adapted well to this approach. Ousmane Dembélé, who Zidane said is capable of playing all four matches during the international break but won’t be used in all, may contribute to the pressing efforts. Rayan Cherki, who the coach highly values, may also get playing time, as Zidane wants to evaluate his performance without the ball. Bradley Barcola and Désiré Doué could potentially play together in the match. Belgium, coached by Mark van Bommel, also has a new coach and recently defeated Italy 2-0. Van Bommel expects France to have less control of the ball due to Zidane's high press strategy. Zidane has mentioned that he will rotate the squad, but the details of the changes are still unclear. The French team is expected to face a tough challenge against Belgium, who are considered the strongest team in their group.