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Wales manager Chris Coleman claims that he does not fear Belgium ahead of the two sides meeting in the Euro 2016 qualifiers on Sunday.

Wales manager Chris Coleman has admitted that his side do not fear Belgium ahead of their meeting in the Euro 2016 qualifiers on Sunday.

The Dragons currently sit top of Group B with seven points from their opening three games, but the Red Devils are now among the top four sides in the world having climbed up the FIFA World Rankings in recent months.

Coleman told Sky Sports News: "We need to get something from every game, to win our home games and to go to places like Belgium and get something.

"We know Belgium are the favourites but we put pressure on ourselves to get something there if we're going to do anything in the group.

"They're where they are in the rankings for a reason. They are a top team but there's no fear from us."

Belgium captain Vincent Kompany is expected to miss the clash, according to manager Marc Wilmots.

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