Wales' Nations League destiny will go down to the final day of the campaign, despite their loss to Belgium.
Kieffer Moore netted what only proved to be a consolation effort as goals from Kevin De Bruyne and Michy Batshuayi earned Roberto Martinez's men victory at the King Baudouin Stadium on Thursday night.
Here's what the Red Dragons now need to avoid relegation into League B.
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Latest results
Belgium 2-1 Wales
Poland 0-2 Netherlands
How the table now looks
1 Netherlands - P5; W4; D1; L0; Pts: 13; GD +7
2 Belgium - P5; W3; D1; L1; Pts: 10; GD +4
3 Poland - P5; W1; D1; L3; Pts: 4; GD -7
4 Wales - P5; W0; D1; L4; Pts: 1; GD -4
Remaining fixtures
Wales v Poland
Netherlands v Belgium
(Both fixtures kick-off at 7:45pm on Sunday, September 25)
What do Wales need to avoid relegation from League A?
A draw or a defeat against Poland means they will finish at the bottom of the group. So, in a nutshell, they must beat Poland to avoid relegation into League B.
After Poland, when do Wales play next?
Rob Page's men have a two-month wait until their next fixture, although it's a significant one. Wales will face the United States of America in their first World Cup group stage match on Monday, November 21.
They then take on Iran four days later before rounding off the group phase against England on November 29. All three matches will be played at the 40,000-seater Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium.
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