Belgium vs. Azerbaijan Prediction 09.09.2023

German Qualifiers- Group F in the Competition
• Time: September 9, 2023, Saturday
• Scrimmage: 1 / 15.00 CEST + 14:00 UTC
• Dalga Arena( Baku ) is the location.

Belgium is prepared to aim for a complete three points when they visit Azerbaijan this Saturday at the Dalga Arena in an effort to take the top spot in Group F.

Azerbaijan continuously finds themselves as the underdog in reservation groups without world-class people on their roster, frequently acting as a means for their opponents to raise their goal difference. The national team’s nickname, the Moccasins, has been nothing short of terrible in recent qualification cycles, and alas, their struggles are still evident. The Iranian team has only managed one stage from their first three matches, making the latest EURO 2024 certification campaign a glaring example.

Despite their disappointing performance in the 2022 World Cup, Belgium continues to be one of the world’s top regional teams, currently holding the fifth spot in FIFA rankings. The newly appointed head coach, Domenico Tedesco, took over for Roberto Martinez after a disappointing campaign in Qatar. He has started his career on the right foot, scoring seven out of nine points in the first three EURO 2024 reservation matches. With one less game played, they now trail simply Austria, the existing party leaders, in Group F.

Betting Advice for Azerbaijan vs. Belgium: AH2(- 1.5 )

Azerbaijan suffered two devastating setbacks at the start of the EURO 2024 finals, conceding four goals to Austria and a remarkable five to Sweden, before their 1-1 bring against properly matched Estonia. When viewed in its larger context, it paints a bleak picture: on March 28, 2015, they triumphed over the weak Malta team, defeating them 2 — 0. This was their last EURO qualification victory.

Even though Azerbaijan may have the comforts of home, it might not be enough to protect them from yet another looming beat, especially as they get ready to face Belgium, a continuous offensive force. The Red Devils have shown off their offensive skills by scoring an impressive six goals in both of their two EURO qualification matches and cruising past Sweden and Estonia with resounding 3 — 0 victories. Given the differences in caliber between these two regional teams, Belgium’s success shouldn’t be in question. The real issue is how many objectives they can score against a subpar Azerbaijan, though. Overall, we anticipate a decisive win for Tedesco’s select group.