Spain vs Brazil Prediction & Match Preview

• Dorival Junior started his reign as the Brazilian national team head coach with a 1-0 win over England three days ago at Wembley.
• Spain did not offer much offensively in a disappointing defeat to Colombia on Friday night.
• Only one of Brazil’s last six affairs in all competitions saw three or more goals scored.

Spain and Brazil are set to lock horns in a high-profile international friendly on Tuesday evening at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu. The hosts will be looking to bounce back from an unexpected loss to Colombia while Brazil are searching another big scalp after dispatching England 1-0 three days ago at Wembley.

Spanish boss Luis de la Fuente sent an experimental starting XI to the pitch of London Stadium in a friendly against Colombia on Friday. It resulted in a 0-1 defeat to the in-form South American outfit. We expect a much stronger Spain lineup on Tuesday in front of the home fans against the Brazilians.

Brazil will come into this in higher spirits. After a dreadful end to last year and three subsequent defeats in the CONMEBOL World Cup qualifications, Selecao started 2024 with a famous 1-0 win at Wembley.

Recent Meetings

It’s been more than a decade since these two sides last locked horns. Back then, Brazil claimed a 3-0 victory in the FIFA Confederations Cup final.

The teams have a win, a draw, and a defeat each in the previous three H2H affairs.

We did not see goals at both ends in any of the previous five head-to-head encounters.

Spain vs Brazil Prediction

Dorival Junior got off to the best possible start to his reign as a Brazilian national team head coach. He led Selecao to the 1-0 win over England on Saturday evening. Endrick wrote history as the youngest player to have ever scored a goal at a senior level at Wembley. The win over the Three Lions has certainly boosted Brazil’s spirits. We by no means see the visitors as the underdogs in the clash with Spain. La Furia Roja did not impress at all on Friday, falling 0-1 to Colombia. We see the value in backing Brazil to win or draw at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu at the 1.66 odds.

The Under 2.5 goals FT bet is another great option at the 1.75 odds. Spain did not offer much offensively in the loss to Colombia four days ago. Brazil, on the other side, looked fairly solid in their 1-0 victory in London on Saturday. Only one of Brazil’s last six outings across competitions saw three or more goals scored. Lastly, none of the last five H2H clashes between these rivals provided goals at both ends.

Steffen Schmidt- March 25, 2024

Spain vs Brazil Betting Tips

Brazil to win or draw

OK

	1.67 Odds
	1.63 Odds

Under 2.5 goals

OK

1.75 Odds

Correct Score: Draw 1-1

OK

	6.00 Odds
	6.00 Odds