Belgium plays Ukraine on Wednesday with all to play for in Group E at the European Championship. With all teams in the group on three points after two games, only goal difference separates top to bottom. Here’s what to know about the match:

Match facts

• Belgium got its campaign up and running with a 2-0 win against Romania after being shocked by Slovakia in its opening game.— The No. 3-ranked team in the world is second in the group on goal difference going into the last round of fixtures.
• Ukraine suffered a 3-0 defeat to Romania in its opening game, but responded by beating Slovakia 2-1.
• Both teams know a win will be enough to guarantee their place in the round of 16.

Team news

• Axel Witsel has missed both of Belgium’s games so far and didn’t even travel with the team for the game against Romania.
• Vitaliy Mykolenko has trained after missing Ukraine’s opening two games. Viktor Tsygankov will be assessed after missing the Slovakia game.

By the numbers

• This is the first time Belgium and Ukraine have met in international soccer.
• Romelu Lukaku is Belgium’s all-time leading scorer with 85, but he is still to get off the mark at these Euros after having three goals ruled out by VAR.
• Ukraine has advanced to the knockout stage of a Euros once in three previous attempts, reaching the quarterfinals three years ago.
• Ukraine’s Andriy Yarmolenko is playing in his fourth Euros at the age of 34.
• Belgium (55.5) and Ukraine (56) both hold a high possession percentage in the Euros.

What they’re saying

• “Before our group started, everyone knew Belgium were the favorites. In this competition, everything is possible.” — Ukraine coach Serhiy Rebrov.
• “For the team, going through would mean that we’ve accomplished our main mission. What it will mean for the country is that we’ll go on with our fairy tale for a few more days. For Ukrainians, every game means a lot.” — Ukraine midfielder Serhiy Sydorchuk.

Reporting by The Associated Press.

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