World Cup 2026: Best Odds, Top Picks & Parlay | July 10th (Day 29)

Spain Win and Under 4.5 Goals (-105)

Spain are yet to concede a goal at this tournament, and they will be aiming for another clean sheet when they take on Belgium on Friday afternoon. Luis de la Fuente's side left it late against Portugal, constructing a lovely team move to carve their way through the Portuguese back line. 

They are exceptionally well-organised, and their ability to keep the ball does tend to reduce the number of chances created by the opposition. Portugal created just 0.63 xG on Monday and managed just 11 touches in the opposition's box. Belgium will have to be extremely effective and clinical when the opportunities do come along. 

Belgium were highly motivated against the USA, and the furore surrounding Flo Balogun served as an effective way to motivate the troops. The Red Devils left it late against Senegal, and something seems to have clicked for Rudi Garcia's side, who appeared to labour their way through the group stage of the tournament. 

Garcia rotated his squad, opting for Charles de Ketelaere as a striker. Despite some scepticism, it appeared to be a savvy move with the Atalanta midfielder notching twice and claiming an assist. With Romelu Lukaku unlikely to play a full 90, they need other options in this area of the field. 

Belgium's defence has looked shaky, and they have conceded in each of their last three matches and four of their last five. Spain should be able to find gaps and take full advantage. 

🗸 Long Shot: Spain 2-1 Belgium - Correct Score (+700)
🗸 Extra Tip: Spain to Score in Both Halves (+154)