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Spain’s pursuit of winning consecutive international tournament trophies continues this evening, as they face Belgium in the World Cup quarter-finals.

After five games of Spain’s 2024 European Championship-winning campaign, they’d already scored 11 goals.

Rodri, Pedri, and Dani Olmo combined in midfield to create countless chances for Lamine Yamal, Nico Williams, and Alvaro Morata in attack.

During this tournament, Spain have scored two fewer goals after five games, and have only scored more than once in games against Saudi Arabia and Austria.

Numerically, Luis de la Fuente’s team has been reminiscent of Spain’s 2010 World Cup-winning side, which conceded just two goals across the tournament, before lifting the trophy after beating the Netherlands 1-0 in the final.

In this World Cup, Spain are yet to concede. Like in 2010, their strong defensive record has been defined by their ability to enjoy an average of 68.9% possession per game, rather than their ability to absorb pressure.

So, how will Spain deal with facing Belgium, a side that is becoming more creative as the tournament progresses?

During their last three matches against New Zealand, Senegal, and the United States, Belgium have scored an average of four goals per game.

Across the tournament, Belgium have averaged 6.67 shots on goal per game, significantly more than any team has created against Spain.

That stat could be interpreted in one of two ways: Spain are yet to face a team willing to take offensive risks against them, or their midfield dominance has been so superior that teams have been unable to create chances.

If Belgium, who themselves have averaged 58.8% possession per game, are able to get on the ball through the quality of Youri Tielemans, Amadou Onana and Leandro Trossard, they may pose a threat that Spain are yet to deal with.

Kevin De Bruyne, who did not feature against the United States and only played 56 minutes against Senegal, could also provide a moment of quality during the game’s latter stages.

Meanwhile, Romelu Lukaku, who has three goals at this summer’s World Cup and 93 in total for Belgium, will be eager to add another moment to his storied international career.

However, beating the European Champions remains a tall order. Sky Bet prices Belgium at 9/2 (5.50), while Spain can be backed at 6/10 (1.60).

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