#预测世界杯西班牙VS比利时 In this match between Spain and Belgium, I’m more inclined to watch: a 90-minute draw in regular time, with a decision via extra time or penalties. If I have to pick one outcome, Belgium has a slightly higher probability of advancing. The key reasons are very direct:

In the head-to-head record, Spain has the advantage: the two teams have met 22 times, with Spain winning 12, drawing 5, and losing 5; in their last 8 meetings, Spain won 7 and drew 1. But in three World Cup matches, they each won once.
As for current form this tournament, Belgium plays more boldly and has more flash: from the group stage through the first few rounds of the knockout stage, Spain mainly controls the tempo, and their attack isn’t especially smooth; while Belgium, spurred by young players like De Ketelaere, has stronger counterattacks and wing-side pressure.
The game’s trajectory may be close: Spain is good at controlling the game and wearing opponents down, but if they can’t break through after prolonged pressure, facing Belgium’s speed-type forwards will put their defense under pressure to increase tempo. In that situation, it’s hard for either side to consistently secure the result in regular time.
So the prediction can be simply understood as: 0-0 or 1-1 leading to extra time/penalties; and Belgium ultimately edges through with a narrow win.