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Uefa Women's Nations League: Belgium v England
Venue: King Power at Den Dreef Stadion, Leuven Date: Tuesday, 8 April Kick-off: 19:30 BST
Coverage: BBC Radio 5 Live extra commentary on BBC Sounds and live text coverage on the BBC Sport website and app.
England want to "get revenge on ourselves" for their last visit to Belgium, as they return to Leuven in the Women's Nations League on Tuesday.
Sarina Wiegman's side sit top of their group and beat Belgium 5-0 at Ashton Gate on Friday.
However, the Lionesses have sour memories from their visit in 2023, as defeat proved costly for their hopes of qualifying for the 2024 Olympic Games.
"How I experienced that game is that we didn't play our best, and it was off the back of the World Cup so we were struggling with our levels," said Wiegman.
"How I see tomorrow is that we really want to kind of get revenge on ourselves. We want to show that we are better than we were then and we can do a lot better."
It has been a more positive Nations League campaign so far, with England beating world champions Spain at Wembley Stadium prior to thrashing Belgium.
However, they remain without several key players as they continue their preparations for Euro 2025, which kicks off in July in Switzerland.
Chelsea forward Lauren James and Arsenal striker Alessia Russo withdrew with injuries over the weekend, after Chloe Kelly pulled out before Friday's game.
"LJ [James] picked up a hamstring injury so will be assessed with her club but is of course not available for tomorrow.
"It is the same for Alessia [Russo]. She had to go back to Arsenal to be assessed and is hopefully back soon."
Asked if she was concerned at the severity of their injuries, Wiegman added: "No, I hope not. But time will tell."
Agyemang 'showed up' in training
England were already without regular starters Lauren Hemp, Georgia Stanway and Alex Greenwood coming into this camp, with all three recovering from knee injuries.
Wiegman said she "can't give any timings" on their return but is hopeful they will be in a position to compete for a place in the Euros squad.
"I hope they'll be back. I can't give any timings. We just have a lot of hopes that they'll be back and performing and healthy," said Wiegman.
"We know what the schedule looks like and where we're at now but it could change tomorrow.
"I wouldn't say it's a worry, but it's just something that affects [things] and we are trying to get time schedules right for players to come back as soon as possible."
Tottenham winger Jess Naz replaced James in the squad, while on-loan Brighton forward Michelle Agyemang received her first senior call-up.
"[Agyemang] was at St George's Park because they qualified for the Euros with the under-19s," said Wiegman.
"It was really nice. She's very excited and she showed up straight away in the training session today."
