Having come from behind to beat Algeria in their opening game, Belgium can reach the knockout phase by overcoming Russia at Rio de Janeiro's fabled Maracana.
Marc Wilmots' "golden generation" looked destined to make a meek entrance into the tournament after falling behind to a Sofiane Feghouli penalty in Belo Horizonte on Tuesday, but late goals from substitutes Marouane Fellaini and Dries Mertens got them off to a winning start.
With Russia having been held 1-1 by South Korea in their group H opener, the last 16 is already within sight for Belgium.
Vincent felt something in the last few minutes against Algeria and couldn't sprint at 100 per cent
Belgium centre back Nicolas Lombaerts, who plays for Russian side Zenit Saint-Petersburg, knows better than most what to expect from Fabio Capello's side, and he expects his teammates to have a physical edge.
"Capello places lots of importance on organisation," said the 29-year-old.
Lombaerts is on standby to play in case Belgium captain Vincent Kompany is unable to shake off a minor groin complaint.
The Manchester City defender missed training on Thursday and Friday, but Wilmots is confident that he will be able to take part in the eve-of-match session at the Maracana.
