Three games, three wins, 13 goals scored and none conceded. It’s fair to say that Roberto Martinez has had a good start to life as the new Belgium manager.
Tougher tests lie in wait as the Belgians have been matched point-for-point by a resurgent Greece at the top of Group H but Martinez’s road to redemption following his sacking by Everton has begun well.
Belgium, smarting from a poor show at Euro 2016, dispensed with Marc Wilmots in favor of a coach with a broader tactical pallet and the Catalan has done well to coax strong performances from his captain Eden Hazard among others.