Belgium face Turkey in the UEFA Nations League tonight (Friday, October 2) at the Maurice Dufrasne Stadium in Liege, with kick-off scheduled for 7.45pm BST (8.45pm local time).
TV channel and live stream details
UK viewers can watch the match live on Amazon Prime PPV for £2.49. Coverage and match presentation begin at 7.35pm BST, offering 10 minutes of pre-match analysis and team news before the start.
Supporters in the UK can stream the game online or on mobile devices through the Amazon Prime Video app or website. Subscribers must sign in to their Amazon account on smart TVs, phones, or tablets, navigate to the live sports hub, and select the pay-per-view match pass to access the stream.
US viewing options and radio coverage
In the United States, the game airs live on Fox Soccer Plus and can be streamed digitally via Fubo (through the Fubo Sports Network) and the FOX Sports App. Spanish-language commentary is available on the ViX platform, with kick-off for American audiences set for 2.45pm ET / 11.45am PT.
Live audio commentary in the UK is unavailable. Belgium's RTBF Tipik station broadcasts live sports commentary locally, while Turkey's TRT Radyo 1 holds the primary domestic rights to Turkish national team broadcasts.
Team news
Turkey face severe squad rotation issues, with Hakan Calhanoglu and Kenan Yildiz both ruled out through injury. Belgium boss Domenico Tedesco confirmed that Chelsea midfielder Romeo Lavia has been struggling with a hamstring issue.