The visitors earned a 2-1 victory in the women's match, before Belgium won the men's game by the same scoreline at Royal Uccle Sport.

Olympic champions Britain, who won yesterday's women's encounter in a shootout, went ahead towards the end of the first quarter thanks to a well-taken goal from Lily Owsley.

Belgium hit back within seconds of the restart when Barbara Nelen rounded off a flowing move from the home side.

Britain's winner came against the run of play in the third quarter as Sarah Robertson deflected home Anna Toman’s penalty corner pass.

Victory for Britain moves them above Australia into fourth in the FIH Pro League women's table, while Belgium are sixth.

The hosts fared better in the men's match as they claimed their second win over Britain in as many days.

Belgium, the reigning world and European champions, fell behind when David Condon put Britain ahead.

It was to be a fleeting moment of joy for the away team as Belgium turned the game on its head in the second quarter.

John-John Dohmen restored parity for Belgium before Alexander Hendrickx rattled home a trademark penalty corner drag-flick.

Belgium largely controlled the third and fourth quarters but survived a scare when Rupert Shipperley missed from close range late on.

Belgium remain top of the table and Britain still lie bottom.

The FIH Pro League continues with men's and women's matches between Belgium and the Netherlands in Brussels on Wednesday (November 4).