Belgium did almost everything right against France on Monday night. They pushed Les Bleus hard, created enough chances to believe they could finally end a 45-year wait for victory over their neighbours and, for long spells, looked the more dangerous side.Then Michael Olise decided the game.Ohhhhh Olise! What a goal!🇫🇷🔥 pic.twitter.com/maCqNrdSoY— amabayernista (@quai97064) September 28, 2026 With two minutes left on the clock at the King Baudouin Stadium, the Bayern Munich star collected the ball around 70 metres from goal and set off on a solo run, as nobody could stop him. Olise drove forward, glided past the Belgian challenge and finished off a stunning individual move to give France a 1-0 victory in the UEFA Nations League and extend their remarkable winning run against Belgium to six matches.It was another reminder that Olise has taken his game to an entirely different level. The 23-year-old spent last season establishing himself as one of Europe's premier creators, registering 31 assists for club and country. Now the goals are coming, too. He has scored nine times in nine appearances for Bayern and France this season, adding five assists.🚨| Zidane kicking the ball after Olise scored the winning goal. 😅 pic.twitter.com/CW0bNiPncO— Kalshi FC (@KalshiFC) September 28, 2026 And this one was special.France had been far from convincing in Brussels, with Zinedine Zidane making wholesale changes to the side that beat Turkey in his first match in charge. Only goalkeeper Mike Maignan and centre-back Maxence Lacroix retained their starting places, while the likes of Kylian Mbappe, Ousmane Dembele and Olise began on the bench.Maignan was crucial after coming on as captain, particularly in the 72nd minute when he produced an outstanding save to deny Dodi Lukebakio after Eduardo Camavinga had given the ball away.21.45: (7.25) Czech R. (4.40) England (1.45)Belgium grew increasingly dangerous during a second half in which they also hit France with several threatening attacks. Between the 70th and 80th minutes, the home side looked increasingly likely to find a winner.Instead, they found Olise. Zidane eventually sent him on for the final 15 minutes, and the Bayern forward needed just one piece of magic to settle the contest. France may have arrived in Brussels without anything close to their strongest XI. They still left with another victory over Belgium, and Olise left the biggest mark of all.UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE – DIVISION AGroup 3England – Spain 2-3 (2-1)/Gordon 36, Kane 40 – Yamal 2, Baena 60, Oyarzabal 74/Czechia – Croatia 1-2 (0-0)/Karabec 54 – Modric 47, Pasalic 77/SundayDenmark – Wales 2-0 (0-0)/Davies 53(og), Isaksen 66/Serbia – Netherlands 1-2 (0-1)/Jovic 46 – Meerdink 30 (p), 69/Germany – Greece 0-1 (0-0)/Kourbelis 74/Norway – Portugal 1-2 (0-1)/Haaland 51 – Felix 17, Ramos 54/MondayBelgium – France 0-1 (0-0)/Olise 89/Turkey – Italy 1-4 (0-3)/Yilmaz 47 – Bastoni 9, Frattesi 22, Kayode 27, Esposito 50/Tuesday21.45: (7.25) Czech R. (4.40) England (1.45)21.45: (1.30) Spain (5.50) Croatia (10.0)***odds are subject to change***