A defeat for Belgium against Spain in their second game of their Women's Euro 2025 campaign at Stockhorn Arena on Monday could confirm their elimination from their four-team group.
First-placed Spain have three points and occupy one of two qualification spots to the quarter-finals and will advance if they win, while their opponents lost 1-0 against Italy on July 3 and are third with no points.
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Spain vs Belgium Women prediction: La Roja far more consistent
Key Stats
- Spain have triumphed in each of their past six games, and have won nine of their last 10 in all competitions, losing just once.
- La Roja have scored at least two goals in nine of their 10 most recent matches, with the nation finding the back of the net at least four times in four of their last six outings.
- Belgium have lost three and won three of their past six matches, failing to find the back of the net twice, scoring nine and conceding 13.
Correct score prediction: Spain 3-0 Belgium
Spain should be considered clear favourites considering they are unbeaten in eight games against Belgium, and they have achieved victory in their prior five clashes with the Belgian Red Flames.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Expect the Spanish to progress
- HOME: 1/20 (1.05) – 95.2%
- DRAW: 16/1 (17) – 5.9%
- AWAY: 33/1 (34) – 2.9%
*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
Spain are the expected winner of this clash, with a probability of 95.2%, and the bookmakers believe they will qualify for the quarter-finals.
You can find all our predictions for today's games on our football betting tips page.
Last five H2Hs: Spain domination
Spain have managed to triumph in each of their last five matches against Belgium – a period that includes on friendly – and they scored 20 goals in those encounters while conceding just three.
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Spain preview: Domination of Portugal
The reigning World Cup champions won their first group game 5-0 against Portugal on July 3, a game in which they led 4-0 at the half-time interval.
Predicted lineup: Nanclares (GK), Battle, Mendez, Aleixandri, Carmona, Lopez, Guijarro, Putellas, Caldentey, Pina, Gonzalez
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Belgium preview: Goalscoring difficulties
Belgium struggled to generate many opportunities of note against Italy last time out, creating no big chances, registering two shots on target and producing just one attempt in the second half.
The nation will have to rely on their all-time record goalscorer Tessa Wullaert if they are to threaten Spain, but the striker has an unenviable task against one of the tournament's favourites.
Predicted lineup: Lichtfus (GK), Janssens, Tysiak, Kees, Cayman, Deloose, Detruyer, Vanhaevermaet, Teulings, Eurlings, Wullaert
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Player to watch – Esther Gonzalez
With two-time Ballon d'Or winning midfielder Aitana Bonmati only recently discharged from hospital after undergoing treatment for viral meningitis, Spain will have to rely on stars such as Gonzales to carry them to victory.
The forward has scored 13 goals in her last eight outings, and after only playing 66 minutes against Portugal, she should be ready to cause havoc in the Belgium backline.