Belgium 1938
In the knockout rounds, they fell to France in the Round of 16. France proved to be a step too far, and Belgium's campaign came to a decisive end in the the last 16.
Belgium returned to the World Cup in 1938, looking to improve on their 1934 knockout-round exit. Under Jack Butler, they were ready to write the next chapter.
Belgium's tournament was a mixed affair, with promising moments offset by results that ultimately cut their journey short.
In the knockout rounds, they fell to France in the Round of 16. France proved to be a step too far, and Belgium's campaign came to a decisive end in the the last 16.
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Hendrik Isemborghs led Belgium's attack with 1 goal at the 1938 World Cup.
The tactical mind behind Belgium's 1938 campaign.
Playing without an established formation, Jack Butler's team relied on individual brilliance and long-range shots but struggled against France's well-organized defense.