Youri Tielemans starred at Wembley as Belgium took on England on Tuesday night.
The midfielder scored twice for his country, giving them the lead on both occasions, before England snatched a 2-2 draw with a stoppage time leveller.
After a teammate pounced on a poor clearance from Jordan Pickford, Tielemans composed himself before slotting a shot past the ‘keeper from the edge of the box to open the scoring.
And he doubled his tally later in the first half when he headed home Romelu Lukaku’s cross.
Ezri Konsa played the full 90 minutes for England, while Ollie Watkins came on with ten minutes left.
Moussa Diaby also featured as a late substitute for France as they overcame Chile 3-2 in Marseille.
At the Bernabeu, Douglas Luiz played the final 19 minutes as Brazil came from behind to earn a 3-3 draw against Spain.
Despite dominating the match, John McGinn and Scotland suffered a 1-0 friendly loss to Northern Ireland, with the Villa skipper playing 78 minutes.
Emi Martínez was an unused sub as Argentina beat Costa Rica 3-1 in a friendly in Los Angeles.
Matty Cash was unable to feature for Poland but watched on from home as they secured a place at this summer’s Euros with a penalty win against Wales.
Morgan Rogers was on form for England Under-21s in their 7-0 rout of Luxembourg in European Championship qualifying.
The forward came off the bench in the second half and netted twice as the Young Lions cantered to victory.
Tim Iroegbunam was also victorious as England Under-20s beat Czech Republic 3-1 in their Elite League clash.
