Wales' scouting party reported back on 'awesome' Belgium in Paris - but manager Chris Coleman still expects Gareth Bale and company to cause the world's second best team problems on Friday. Coleman and his assistant Osian Roberts were among the Stade de France crowd on Sunday night as Euro 2016 qualifying rivals Belgium showed the class which has taken them to second spot in the FIFA rankings with a 4-3 victory. Only two late France goals made the scoreline respectable for the hosts as Belgium, who lead Group B on goal difference at the halfway stage of the campaign, sent out a warning to second-placed Wales ahead of their crunch visit to the Cardiff City Stadium.Chris Coleman and assistant Osian Roberts watched Belgium beat FranceRoberts believes Belgium may have scored six or seven at Stade de FranceWales braced for tough evening against nation ranked No 2 in the worldBelgium were held to a goalless draw by Welsh defence last November
'I don't think there's any club or national team that has a centre back marking on the edge of the box on defensive corners, like _ do, so that shows what they've got in terms of aerial threat.' 'We felt we could also control the opposition and mirror (_) as opposed to coming up against a team that wouldn't do that.