Belgium

With their 'golden generation' largely moved on, this Belgium team feel like a side in regeneration mode. That said, there are still promising signs that this is a team who not far away from reaching a new peak. Jérémy Doku comes into this competition on the cusp of becoming a superstar after an incredible second half of the season with Manchester City. And with players like Senne Lammens, Charles De Ketelaere, Amadou Onana and Maxim De Cuyper either already starting or waiting for their chance, there's lots to be positive about for the future of the Red Devils.

But there are still areas of concern, particularly in the back line, despite De Cuyper's emergence. Rudi Garcia's Belgium often require the fullbacks to actively push forward in attack, which can leave the central defenders exposed. Not a problem when you have the likes of Vincent Kompany, Jan Vertonghen and Toby Alderweireld being shielded by prime Axel Witsel, but this group are inexperienced and, in the case of Zeno Debast, injured. This could be the perfect opportunity for Nathan Ngoy to break into the team but it's probably one international cycle too soon for him to really hit his stride. There are still some of the old guard around to help in Kevin De Bruyne, Thibaut Courtois and Romelu Lukaku, but all in all, this is likely to be a building tournament for Belgium.