Kevin de Bruyne was a 'different level' in changing the game for Belgium having rescued his team after half-time against Denmark, according to Graeme Souness.
The Manchester City midfielder, who is returning from a fractured eye socket and broken nose, was brought on by Roberto Martinez with his side a goal down in Copenhagen.
De Bruyne duly delivered a masterclass, knitting play together and providing a goal and assist to propel his team into the knockout stages of Euro 2020.
Kevin de Bruyne changed the game for Belgium with a goal and assist against Denmark
The midfielder was brought on a the break with Denmark dominating the first half
In the ITV studio, Souness was full of praise for the 29-year-old, saying: 'We never mentioned the defenders in the second half, it's as if De Bruyne comes on and everyone grew in stature.