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And he believes being able to work with coaches like Pep Guardiola and Mauricio Pochettino has helped provide Southgate with a new breed of player
Nine of the England squad hail from Manchester City and Tottenham alone, but Martinez believes a general improvement across the board has boosted the Three Lions
Martinez said: "I think it's been a huge evolution. When I started in the Premier League in 2009 it was a real contrast in styles in the league
"But I think the English players have developed an incredible awareness from a tactical point of view
That's been the biggest difference in the last five or six years. "Having St George's Park, having a real structure in the way England teams play, you've seen the success with the under-17 teams, and the under-20s, the way there is a winning culture
"In the last six years the English players have now got that intensity and the real pace, but with a real tactical awareness that is brought by the way teams are playing in the Premier League
" Belgium, who insist they want to win the game despite being set to rest up to eight players, have also benefited from Premier League football as most of their players also play in England
" Spurs defender Toby Alderweireld said: "The Premier League is the biggest competition in the world
You play against the best players and that brings out the best in you, even me. "Even number sixteen and seventeen in the squad has a lot of quality
This leads to rising quality of the national team. "The England team have a good plan, you can see that in their team and the atmosphere is good there
You want to win even in friendlies, so you're a footballer, so we're going for it
" With Martinez set to rest all of his star players, there is a fear in Belgium that his team could lose the momentum they have built up so far
But he added: "I don't think I should be worried about the danger of losing momentum
It's the opposite, we need to create momentum in the squad. "We need to have players in the squad who are not ready to be subs but game-changers and you only achieve that by seeing players on the pitch and having a role there
" But while both teams are flying in the tournament so far, Marouane Fellaini claims their tournament starts now because they have proved nothing yet
The Manchester United midfielder said: "Belgium and England both played against Panama and Tunisia
I'm not saying it was easy but it is normal that you win against them. "Only now will we see if we are good enough
Against England the odds are 50-50. " Fellaini also revealed his United future will become clear on July 1 when his contract runs out
The 30-year-old has failed to agree a new deal and is wanted by AC Milan. He said: "Soon I will say where I'll be playing next season
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