Group A19:30 GMT, March 25, 2011Ernst Happel Stadion
Austria
Belgium
Austria player to watch: Martin Harnik. A member of the Austrian national side since 2007, the 23-year-old has risen to prominence and is expected to cement his place in the side for years to come. Harnik is used mainly as a substitute for his club side Stuttgart, but despite that he has managed to bag eight goals in 25 games. Playing the role of super-sub, he saved the first game against Belgium with a late equaliser, but should be in line to start this time around. Belgium player to watch: Eden Hazard. Having signed a year's extension to his contract at Lille, the transfer talk surrounding one of the European game's hottest young talents has begun to subside. He has struggled to produce his best form for his country, but a starring performance against Austria would likely see clubs again looking to strike the first blow the race for the winger's signature. Fast, tricky and with great skills on the ball, Hazard is capable of acting as Belgium's main creative force and will be tasked with providing plenty of ammunition for his strikers, as well as carrying a potent goal threat himself. 
Group A19:30 GMT, March 25, 2011Ernst Happel Stadion
Group A
19:30 GMT, March 25, 2011
Ernst Happel Stadion Austria
Belgium
Austria player to watch: Martin Harnik. A member of the Austrian national side since 2007, the 23-year-old has risen to prominence and is expected to cement his place in the side for years to come. Harnik is used mainly as a substitute for his club side Stuttgart, but despite that he has managed to bag eight goals in 25 games. Playing the role of super-sub, he saved the first game against Belgium with a late equaliser, but should be in line to start this time around.
Belgium player to watch: Eden Hazard. Having signed a year's extension to his contract at Lille, the transfer talk surrounding one of the European game's hottest young talents has begun to subside. He has struggled to produce his best form for his country, but a starring performance against Austria would likely see clubs again looking to strike the first blow the race for the winger's signature. Fast, tricky and with great skills on the ball, Hazard is capable of acting as Belgium's main creative force and will be tasked with providing plenty of ammunition for his strikers, as well as carrying a potent goal threat himself.
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