Belgium national side continue to show positive signs ahead of their World Cup campaign as Marc Wilmots' men picked up a comfortable win over Sweden on their latest friendly fixture.
Keen on keeping their momentum on, Wilmots' men immediately took an attacking initiative, putting their opponent under huge pressure.
Belgium's positive approach was eventually rewarded when they got themselves in front through Romelu Lukaku's strike on 34 minutes.
That slender lead lasted until half time break as Sweden failed to get any reply during that first 45 minutes. After the break, both teams continue to push forward as they're searching for more goals.
However, it was Belgium that successfully doubling their advantage, this time through Eden Hazard, who finished of Kevin De Bruyne's assist on 78 minutes.
