Spain vs England Prediction

Form: Spain's unbeaten run against England's feast-or-famine results

Spain's recent sample covers sixteen matches across the World Cup, Nations League and friendlies, and they haven't lost any of them. They've scored thirty-three goals in that span and conceded just eight, which points to a side firing well regardless of the opponent.

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Spain: 16 completed matches; England: 18 completed matches.

Spain

16 matches

Win

81.3% 13 / 16

Draw

18.8% 3 / 16

Loss

0% 0 / 16

Scored

33

Conceded

8

Difference

+25

England

18 matches

Win

66.7% 12 / 18

Draw

11.1% 2 / 18

Loss

22.2% 4 / 18

Scored

43

Conceded

20

Difference

+23

England's picture is more mixed. Twelve wins and four defeats from eighteen games, with forty-three scored and twenty conceded, shows a team capable of big scorelines in both directions. Their last few Nations League outings included a seven-goal win away at Croatia, but also that defeat to Spain.

England's goals have come in bursts, but so have their defensive lapses.

Comparative Team Statistics: Spain vs England

Head-to-head: Spain have had the better of recent meetings

Four meetings are on record here, and Spain have won three of them. The most recent came just last month in this Nations League group, Spain winning 3-2 away at England. The other wins came in the 2024 Euro Championship final and a 2018 Nations League fixture.

England's only win in that span came back in October 2018, also in the Nations League. Every one of these four meetings has produced at least three goals.

The goals have flowed every time these two have met.

Spain's attacking names on the scoresheet

The available player data only covers Spain, with Álex Baena and Mikel Oyarzabal each credited with a goal in their most recent match. It's a small sample and doesn't tell us about the wider squad or England's options, but it's a reminder that Spain have more than one source of goals.

Spain:

Best scorers:

Álex Baena - 1

Mikel Oyarzabal - 1

What the numbers suggest for this one

Spain are the clear favourites, and their recent form plus head-to-head record back that up. But goals have been a constant theme between these two, and both teams' own matches have tended to produce plenty of them.

This fixture is still a month away from when this form picture was taken, so there's room for things to shift before kickoff. Squads and selections may look different by November.

Goals look more probable than a shutout, based on how these sides have performed lately.