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343Looking at the head - to - head history between Spain and Belgium, the Spanish side, known as the Matadors, holds a clear edge. In the last five encounters, Spain has a record of 4 wins and 1 loss. At home, Spain has achieved 2 wins and 1 draw against Belgium. For example, they triumphed 5 - 0 in 2009 and 2 - 0 in 2004. Away from home, they also had a resounding 2 - 0 victory in a friendly match in 2016. Notably, in the last three meetings, Spain has scored 5 goals while conceding only 1. The 5 - 0 home win in 2009 was the largest margin of victory in their history, with a 1 - 0 lead at half - time setting the tone for the win. On the other hand, Belgium has managed to score only 1 goal in the last five encounters (on a specific date which we've removed). Their offensive pressure on Spain has been almost non - existent. Visit Nowgoal.net to watch World Cup 2026 livescore & free live football streaming In historical encounters, Spain has shown a clear edge over Belgium. Data reveals thaAH
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GideonJIlposSpain holds a significant edge in their head - to - head record against Belgium, having faced off 23 times with 12 wins, 6 draws, and 5 losses. In the last eight meetings, Spain has won 7 and drawn 1, exerting a strong psychological pressure over their opponents. The only exception was in the 1986 World Cup, when Belgium eliminated Spain in a penalty shoot - out. Spain has a young squad with an average age of just 24.7. They rely on a well - established 433 possession - based system. Midfielders Rodri, Pedri, and Olmo form a top - notch midfield chain, ensuring stable ball control and smooth transitions between attack and defense. In this World Cup, Spain has kept a clean sheet in all six of their official matches. Their defensive stability is unparalleled in this tournament. Most of their key players are in good health, with only winger Nico Williams out injured. They have sufficient physical strength and rotation depth. However, Spain does have some weaknesses. Their conversion rateAHWorld Cup
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Erdem BitikSpain has been in good form recently, with 6 wins and 4 draws in their last 10 matches, and they ended a period of inconsistent performances by winning their last game, which has boosted their morale. On the other hand, Belgium also has a record of 6 wins and 4 draws in their last 10 matches. However, their mediocre performance can be attributed to the psychological quality and form of their players. Despite their poor state, Belgium has an edge in head - to - head encounters. In addition, their home - scoring record has been disappointing lately, but the gap between their performance and Spain's isn't significant. In terms of historical meetings, the two teams have faced each other 4 times. Spain has 1 win and 3 draws, holding a certain advantage. Spain is likely to control the game rhythm through a well - organized defensive - counterattack strategy. Overall, Spain seems to have an upper hand in this game. The question is whether Spain can win this match and whether Belgium can contiAHWorld Cup
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