Belgium earned their first win at Euro 2016 by seeing off Republic of Ireland comfortably in a 3-0 triumph in Bordeaux on Saturday.
Romelu Lukaku scored twice, while Axel Witsel added to the scoreline to boost his nation's chances of qualifying from Group E into the last 16 of the tournament.
Ireland need to beat group winners Italy in their final game in order to progress into the knockout rounds.
Discover how the game unfolded in Sports Mole's text coverage below.
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After the match, the Chelsea goalkeeper told Sportwereld: "We were outclassed on all fronts. Tactically, technically and organisationally we came up short."
Those comments apparently angered Wilmots, and according to beIN Sport, the pair almost came to blows while having a 'lively discussion' on the flight back to their training base. It is bad enough when you lose your opening game at a tournament, it will only get worse if there is disharmony in the camp!
"I was prepared for this before coming here and we see all the so-called big nations struggling. Football is the way it is. I am used to it and my players all play for big clubs so they know how to handle the pressure.
"They are the ones who play, I make the decisions and choose the strategy, and after that you need luck. That is the charm of football but we are trying to get on with it and move forward."
"I like him," Keane told reporters. "I thought the criticism he had when he went to United was a bit over the top. The fans were maybe quick to jump on his back.
"I saw him a few times live when United weren't great and thought he did okay. But he seemed to be the scapegoat for the fans, which can happen when a new manager (David Moyes) brings in certain players and the new signings get criticism.
"But we saw him recently scoring some important goals. I liked him at Everton and I think he's a good player for Man United. If anything, the fans should have been criticising the experienced players at United who weren't helping him out or who weren't helping out the new manager. But that's another story."
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The Irish News quotes the defender as saying: "It's one of them things. When the ball comes into the box as a defender, any defender will say you've got to get your body in there and try to get the ball away. Unfortunately for us, it went into the bottom corner, which was obviously devastating, but we can't think about it now, we have just got to think about the positives and look forward to the game in hand.
"Obviously, the night of the game, there wasn't much sleeping, it was ticking over in your head and that. But when you wake up the next day, it's gone, there is nothing you can do about it."
The Aston Villa man also got support from Keane, who said: "He didn't kill anybody. These things happen. Defenders get into position, a good delivery... We've seen it happen. It hasn't even crossed my mind, he's a good lad, he's done well for us."
He told reporters: "I think they are possibly the most talented set of individual players at the tournament, that would be my view of them.
"They've got talent and players playing big, big matches every single week at club level, so we have to cope with that. I think they are very, very dangerous. It will be a tough night for us. We want to try to make it as tough for them as well.
"When the group was announced, I think that Belgium finishing any worse than second is not something that they would have contemplated, so they will be coming out all guns blazing. We have to deal with that and the individual threat from them that they have got in abundance. We're going to have to show the same sort of attitude [as we did against Sweden] again."
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