Belgium vs Wales Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 9th June 2025

Belgium enjoy home advantage, when visitors Wales swing by on Monday for a clash in the World Cup Qualification. The former will be looking to make that home advantage count. The last time Belgium faced off against Wales, Belgium claimed a 2-1 win at Koning Boudewijnstadion.

A look at the World Cup Qualification standings shows that six points and three places currently separate the two teams.

Belgium arrive at their next World Cup Qualification match, averaging a sensational three goals per game in their last ten matches in which, they scored a delicious total of 30 goals, while also conceding seven. That amounts to an average of 0.7 per game in which, they kept their opponents from scoring four times.

Wales scored 19 goals, conceded seven and managed four clean sheets in their previous ten matches.

Belgium vs Wales Prediction

Belgium Form

Belgium only added a single draw to their account in their last three games, where they lost 1-0 and 3-1 against Israel and Ukraine respectively. At least they managed a 1-1 draw with North Macedonia. Belgium swept all opposition aside in the six most recent World Cup Qualification matches at their home ground. They won all six, adding 18 points to their account, whilst scoring 30 and conceding two goals.

Wales Form

In their last three matches, Wales beat Kazakhstan 3-1, drew 1-1 with North Macedonia and beat Liechtenstein by 3-0. Wales won half their previous six away matches in the World Cup Qualification, as well as seeing two draws and suffering one defeat. They scored nine goals whilst conceding eight.

Anything but a home win would be a stunning result, and we back Belgium not to be stunned, just like we back numerous goals to be scored when they face Wales.

Belgium vs Wales Team News

Belgium have an almost full squad available against Wales at Koning Boudewijnstadion with only one player possibly missing. There is no need for Leandro Trossard to show up in the Belgium dressing room, as he is suspended.

Wales seem to have only one player on the injured and absent list, when they travel to Koning Boudewijnstadion to face Belgium. Joe Rodon is suspended from the Wales squad with too many penalty points to his name.

Belgium vs Wales H2H

Belgium face off against Wales for the first time in a while, with Belgium claiming a 2-1 win at Koning Boudewijnstadion back then. Belgium have a 33% win rate against Wales, who won two of these matches. The total record reads 3-4-2, which is worth keeping in mind before you make a choice for your next accumulator, depending on your betting strategy.

Belgium vs Wales Results

In the past nine matches between home side Belgium and Wales both teams found the back of the net six times. Best priced odds on both teams to score with the bookies are at 32/33.

Belgium vs Wales Betting Tips

When looking for in-form players to find the target, there are some interesting names popping up in both teams. Romelu Lukaku brings great form to the table, as he is now on three goals in six games. Surely, Belgium will start him against Wales, who also have some appealing names to consider. Not least Harry Wilson, who notched up three goals in his past six international games across tournaments.

Belgium won seven of their last 10 home matches across all tournaments, while losing three times. Wales won two of their last 10 games away from home, with six draws and two defeats as well. Belgium kept a clean sheet six times in their previous 10 matches on home soil, while, Wales have been able to keep a clean sheet in three of their last 10 games away from home.

Under 2.5 goals happened three times in the last nine encounters between these two rivals. Belgium managed an average of 1.21 goals, with Wales averaging 0.99 goals in these. Both teams not to score was a winning bet three times in this run of matches. Over 2.5 goals happened in five of Belgium’s last ten matches across all tournaments. They pulled off an average of 1.1 goals during this run. In the last ten games for Wales, six of them had more than 2.5 goals, and they scored an average of 1.6 times goals per game themselves.