Belgium vs France prediction
The 4th round of the UEFA Nations League will see Belgium host France at the Stade Roi Baudouin in the League A Group 2, a month after travelling to France. Belgium seem to be feeling the heat of the big boys in their group and somehow they have been rolled under the carpet after the opening games. However, with their surprising show of doggedness at the Stadio Olimpico where they managed to snatch a draw against a buoyant Gli Azurri side they have issued a clear intent of making it through the group stages. Currently, they are third in the group with 4 points, 2 behind the Les Bleus.
France have been a little quiet by their standards and has been second best in every department. Last month they suffered a humiliating 3-1 defeat to Italy at the Parc de Princes but went on to give an expected response with a 2-nil win over Belgium, after which they ran riot away to Israel at the Bozsik Aréna, making them even more efficient and deadly than group leaders, Italy.
Both Nations initially were struggling but at the moment they seem to have their gazes fixed on redemption so we may be heading towards a matchday 4 classic. Still, there’s a clear reputational difference between them as France are well above the De Rode Duivels according to H2H stats. Again France’s latest victory against a top National team came against Belgium so regardless of the outcome, France should be getting at least a point from this fixture. Therefore, Our Belgium vs France prediction is a Double Chance market for France and we recommend the DC France/Draw market.
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Main tip: DC France/Draw
Our Belgium vs France predictions
According to the statistics and the odds of the bookmakers, we suggest the following tips:
Prediction 1: DC France/Draw
3 reasons why we back DC France/Draw:
- France won their last 4 encounters with Belgium
- Belgium’s last victory over France came in 2015
- France have won 3 of their last 5 games
Odds for this bet
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The odd of 1.42 means that the bookmakers are calculating with a likelihood of approx. 70% chance that France will win or draw this match.
Odds comparison for DC France/Draw
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Prediction 2: Over 1.5 Goals
3 reasons why we back Over 1.5 Goals:
- France’s last 3 games produced 2 plus goals
- Their last meeting returned 2 goals in total
- Their H2H goal average is 3.10
Odds for this bet
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The odd of 1.21 means that the bookmakers are calculating with a likelihood of approx. 83% chance that this match will produce at least 2 goals.
Odds comparisons for Over 1.5 Goals
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Prediction 3: Team To Score First – France
3 reasons why we are backing France to open the scoring in this game:
- France were the first to score in 4 of their last 5 matches
- In their 2 recent meetings, France found the back of the net first
- Belgium have been below average scoring-wise, in their recent 5 games they opened the scoring just twice
Statistics for Belgium vs France Prediction
Belgium’s team news!
- Major Drop-Offs and Squad Changes; Belgium have been forced into making key changes to their squad for the upcoming Nations League matches against Italy and France following the withdrawal of their big boys like Aston Villa’s Amadou Onana who’s currently nursing a hamstring injury and has been replaced by VFL Wolfsburg’s Aster Vranckx. While Mechelen’s, Ortwin De Wolf has also stepped in for the injured Nottingham Forest goalkeeper, Matz Sels who recently sustained an adductor strain
- In case you are worried about the absence of Romelu Lukaku, the Napoli CF was left out to regain his full fitness but Belgium head coach, Domenico Tedesco has high hopes over the possibility of the return of the Partenopei star for the international games in November. Doing his job upfront is RB Leipzig’s, Loïs Openda
- Tedesco also revealed that Captain, Kevin De Bruyne requested a mandatory 2-month exclusion from international football over injury and fitness issues, in other words, he won’t be available for the Red Devils this month and the next
- Call-ups; Genk’s Matte Smets, RB Leipzig’s Maarten Vandervoordt, Olympique Lyon’s Malick Fofana and Napoli winger Cyril Ngonge all received their first call-ups at senior level. Other Familiar faces include Atalanta’s Charles De Ketelaere, Arsenal’s Leandro Trossard, City’s Jérémy Doku Genoa defender Koni De Winter and Frankfurt defender, Arthur Theate
France’s team news!
- Kylian Mbappe’s decision not to join France as part of his recovery from a hamstring injury continues to cause controversy as it was said that the Real Madrid striker spoke with Didier Deschamps before the squad announcement for October’s UEFA Nations League game claiming to be injured but went ahead to play against Villareal. Aurelien Tchouameni has filled his Captaincy void and he played a crucial role in France’s annihilation of Israel
- Even as France will be without their striking gem, Inter’s in-form Marcus Thuram will be available to help the Les Bleus against Belgium after surviving an initial injury scare to remain in France’s travelling squad afterwards getting rested against Israel
- In Light of Dayot Upamecano’s absence after picking up a muscle injury during Bayern Munich’s 3-3 draw away to Eintracht Frankfurt last Sunday, Sevilla’s Loïc Badé was named as his replacement but Saliba and Konaté seem to have forged a strong defensive partnership which has kept Badé out almost without a chance of making it to the pitch in this edition of the International break
H2H statistics
We take a look at their last 10 meetings
- Belgium have 1 win, France have 7 wins and 2 games were drawn
- They scored an average of 3.10 goals
- The last time they met, France won 2-0
Latest results Belgium
- 1 win, 2 draws and 2 losses in their last 5 matches
- 5 goals scored in their last 5 matches. Average 1.00 goals per match
- They drew 2-2 against Italy during their last match
Latest results France
- 3 wins, and 2 losses in their last 5 matches
- 8 goals scored in their last 5 matches. Average 1.60 goals per match
- They won 1-4 against Israel during their last match
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