Manchester City star Kevin De Bruyne delivered a masterclass for Belgium in their World Cup qualifier last night.
The 29-year-old started for the Red Devils in their meeting with Wales in Leuven.
Although the visitors opened the scoring in the 10th minute through Harry Wilson, De Bruyne got his nation back into the game with a superb goal from distance.

Following the City ace’s 22nd-minute rocket, Thorgan Hazard then struck six minutes later to take a 2-1 lead into the break.
Belgium then struck again in the second half as Romelu Lukaku netted a penalty after Chris Mepham brought down Dries Mertens.
Victory saw Belgium record a 13th straight competitive win at home and go second in Group E behind Czech Republic, who won 6-2 in Estonia.
As well as scoring, De Bruyne made 65 passes including four key passes with an 81.5 percent accuracy, delivered three accurate long balls, and made four successful dribbles.
City fans and neutrals alike were impressed by the midfielder’s efforts and took to social media to praise him:
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