(Updated 13.29)

Belgium's friendly with Portugal on Tuesday night in Brussels have been moved to Leiria in Portugal.

The game which was due to take place in Brussels was originally cancelled on Wednesday morning at the request of the City of Brussels.

34 people died in the Belgian capital on Tuesday morning in the cities airport and underground system as multiple bombs were detonated during the morning rush hour.

Our game against Portugal, scheduled Tuesday night at the King Baudouin Stadium, will not take place. More info: https://t.co/PCn8WyBESr

— BelgianRedDevils (@BelRedDevils) March 23, 2016

Belgian captain Vincent Kompany was among the many footballers who commented on the tragedy on Tuesday.  "I wish for Brussels to act with dignity. We are all hurting, yet we must reject hate and its preachers. As hard as it may be."

The game's original cancellation came as a former Italian FA President revealed that playing Euro 2016 games behind closed doors remains an option. In November, a friendly between the Netherlands and Germany was cancelled in Hamburg hours before the game was to take place.

It has since been announced that the Portuguese FA have offered to host the game in Leiria on Tuesday evening. The Belgian FA revealed that they appreciated "the availability, flexibility and solutions offered by the Portuguese Federation".

Portugal - Belgium : 29/03 in Leiria https://t.co/MUpgwxy9c7 #porbel

— BelgianRedDevils (@BelRedDevils) March 23, 2016