Marouane Fellaini says that he was always confident he could help Belgium win against Algeria from the bench if called upon - and he did just that as he came on to score in their 2-1 comeback victory. Strikes from Fellaini and fellow substitute Dries Mertens turned the match around after Sofiane Feghouli had scored Algeria's first World Cup goal in 28 years from the penalty spot to put the Africans into a shock 24th-minute lead. And Fellaini has revealed he knew he would be able to contribute positively if coach Marc Wilmots turned to him. VIDEO Scroll down for Team Profile: Belgium
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Fellaini says he was always confident he could make the difference
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Goals from Fellaini and fellow substitute Dries Mertens for Belgium
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A Sofiane Feghouli penalty had put Algeria 1-0 up after 24 minutes
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Fellaini says that Belgium 'got what we deserved' in the end
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He hopes World Cup can help him forget horror year at Manchester United
Substitute: @placeholder (centre) came off the bench to make the difference for his national side