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GavinwangSpain's home form this season shows a distinct pattern. With a draw probability of 57.1% and a win rate of only 42.8% in home games, they have a solid defensive record, conceding just 3 goals at home, with a goal difference of +10. Their average of 1.85 goals per game, 7.2 corner kicks, and 0.6 yellow cards per game indicates a possession - based defensive strategy. On the other hand, Belgium's away form is extremely strong. As the away team, they have an 80% win rate and a 20% draw rate. They've scored 17 goals and conceded only 5 away from home, with a goal difference of +12. Their offensive firepower is evident from an average of 3.4 goals per game, 6.4 corner kicks, and 1 yellow card per game, far surpassing their opponents. Looking at Belgium's overall performance, they've won 60% of their games, drawn 40%, and lost none. They've scored 32 goals and conceded 8, with an average of 3.2 goals per game, which is significantly higher than Spain's 1.85 goals per game. Given these statisO/U
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2-1 Belgium
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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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2-1 Belgium
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Sedinho ⚽️Spain has had an outstanding run in this World Cup, with a record of 4 wins and 1 draw in 5 matches, remaining unbeaten. They've scored 9 goals while keeping a clean sheet, boasting an incredibly solid defense. Goalkeeper Simon has set a new World Cup record by going 609 consecutive minutes without conceding a goal. The team primarily employs a 4 - 2 - 3 - 1 possession - based system, averaging a possession rate of over 65%. Midfielders Rodri and Pedri are key in controlling the game's tempo. However, there are concerns in the squad. Winger Nico Williams has a doubtful inner muscle injury, and Jeremie Pino is out due to injury. On the other hand, Belgium also holds an unbeaten record of 3 wins and 2 draws. They've been on a scoring spree, netting 12 goals in their last 3 matches, showing excellent form in attack. Players like Daka, Lukaku, and Trossard are in great shape. But Belgium faces some setbacks. Midfield linchpin Onana is out for the tournament with a serious cruciate ligamentAHWorld Cup
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2-1 Belgium
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