spain vs serbia prediction
The sides drew 0-0 last month - Photo by IMAGO.
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Spain to win-to-nil

Spain have only conceded once in their last four Nations League outings.

Spain are back in action in the UEFA Nations League on Tuesday. Our Spain vs Serbia prediction considers which team will prevail in Cordoba.

Spain vs Serbia prediction: Hosts to claim narrow win to nil

Key stats

  • Our Spain vs Serbia betting tips take into account that La Roja have won 10 of their last 11 matches, including one victory in Extra Time.
  • There have been under 2.5 goals in all of Serbia’s last six matches.
  • Serbia have failed to score in four of their last six matches.

Correct score prediction: Spain 1-0 Serbia

Serbia operated defensively in the reverse fixture last month and ground out a 0-0 draw and they’ll likely employ similar tactics here. Spain are missing a host of key players so a big victory seems unlikely, but they should still have enough quality to secure three points.

Pre-game odds and win probability: La Roja the clear favourites

  • HOME: 1/3 (1.33) – 75.0%
  • DRAW: 4/1 (5.00) – 20.0%
  • AWAY: 7/1 (8.00) – 12.5%

*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change

The hosts are the favourites according to the Spain vs Serbia odds with an implied probability of 75.0% that they win this match.

They were late 1-0 winners over Denmark last time out, with Martin Zubimendi firing in a long-range strike to settle the game in Murcia.

As for Serbia, they head into this after defeating Switzerland 2-0 with Aleksandar Mitrovic sealing the win. 

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Most recent H2Hs: Sides meet again after Belgrade stalemate

Our Spain vs Serbia prediction suggests that unlike last month, La Roja will find a way through. Three of the last four meetings have been drawn, with Spain’s last win coming in a 2012 friendly.

UEFA Nations League A 05/09/24

Serbia

Serbia

0
Spain

Spain

0

Spain preview: Yamal returns to Barca

Youngster Lamine Yamal has withdrawn from the squad due to an injury concern. Spain are also missing Euro 2024 winners Unai Simon, Robin Le Normand, Dani Carvajal, Rodri, Dani Olmo and Nico Williams.

Predicted Lineup: Raya (GK), Cucurella, Laporte, Cubarsi, Porro, Zubimendi, Merino, Pedri, Zaragoza, Morata & Baena

UEFA Nations League 23/03/25

W

Netherlands

Netherlands

3 (4)

Spain

Spain

3 (5)

UEFA Nations League 20/03/25

D

Netherlands

Netherlands

2

Spain

Spain

2

UEFA Nations League A 18/11/24

W

Switzerland

Switzerland

2

Spain

Spain

3

UEFA Nations League A 15/11/24

W

Denmark

Denmark

1

Spain

Spain

2

UEFA Nations League A 15/10/24

W

Serbia

Serbia

0

Spain

Spain

3

Serbia preview: Visitors to opt for continuity?

After a good win over Switzerland, the away team may limit the changes here. There will be at least one though, given Fulham’s Sasa Lukic has withdrawn injured.

Predicted Lineup: Rajkovic (GK), Erakovic, Milenkovic, Pavlovic, Nedeljkovic, Maksimovic, Grujic, Birmancevic, Samardzic, Cumic & Mitrovic

UEFA Nations League 23/03/25

W

Austria

Austria

0

Serbia

Serbia

2

UEFA Nations League 20/03/25

D

Austria

Austria

1

Serbia

Serbia

1

UEFA Nations League A 18/11/24

D

Denmark

Denmark

0

Serbia

Serbia

0

UEFA Nations League A 15/11/24

D

Switzerland

Switzerland

1

Serbia

Serbia

1

UEFA Nations League A 15/10/24

L

Spain

Spain

3

Serbia

Serbia

0

Player to watch – Alvaro Morata

With seven of the Spanish players who started the Euro 2024 final missing, there’ll likely be even more dependence on captain Alvaro Morata to provide the experience up top. The often criticised striker has scored 36 times in 81 appearances for his country.

spain vs serbia predictions
Morata in action against Denmark – Photo by IMAGO.

Morata two off becoming Spain’s third highest scorer

By any standards, Morata has a healthy goal return in international football. He needs just two more goals to go level with Fernando Torres on 38 goals for La Roja.


Mark is a freelance football writer based in Madrid. He regularly attends and covers La Liga matches around Spain, whilst also following football across Europe.