Prediction Belgium - Italy today 02:45 16/11/2026.

Belgium's attacking strength is confirmed by scoring an average of 2.1 goals per match and achieving an Over 2.5 rate of 70% in the last 10 matches.

Belgium is an attacking team, demonstrated by averaging 3.9 corners per match and applying continuous pressure over the last 10 games.

The trio of Belgian center-backs Brandon Mechele, Nathan Ngoy, and Timothy Castagne have demonstrated high stability, serving as the core pillars in the last five matches and helping to build a solid defensive system.

Kevin De Bruyne is Belgium's main source of creation, with 11 assists and 7 shots on target accumulated this season, ensuring sharp attacking transition ability.

Belgium demonstrated high tactical flexibility over the last five matches, switching between the 4-3-3 formation (exploiting width) and the 4-2-3-1 (reinforcing the central midfield).

The third-place standing with 9 accumulated points after 5 matches suggests Belgium is a contender for the Play-offs, but a 40% loss rate diminishes the team's overall stability for the season.

Bỉ's form has been highly volatile in the last 10 matches, indicating high potential but lacking psychological stability.

The absence of Romelu Lukaku (due to a thigh muscle injury) and Amadou Onana (due to an ACL tear) is assessed as not diminishing Belgium's core strength, as they are classified as reserves.

Belgium's defense appears vulnerable, having conceded a total of 12 goals in the last 10 matches, despite keeping 3 clean sheets.

Belgium's aggressive approach is evidenced by receiving a total of 17 yellow cards and 1 red card in the last 10 matches, signaling disciplinary management risks.

The team displayed a high tempo in the last four matches (4 wins, 1 draw), indicating their ability to maintain a high level of focus and tactical performance over the past 10 games.

Italy boasts stable attacking power, averaging 1.7 goals per game over the last 10 matches, evidenced by 3-1 victories against France and Turkey.

Italy's record of 3 clean sheets in the last 10 matches is proof of their extremely solid defensive performance.

Ý frequently creates attacking pressure, averaging 4.9 corners per match over the last 10 games, demonstrating a good ability to exploit wide areas.

The commitment to maintaining high stability with the optimized 4-3-3 formation, evidenced by consistency in recent matches.

Italy's defensive core is reinforced by Alessandro Bastoni, who has a very high starting rate (4 out of the last 5 matches), alongside rotational depth provided by Scalvini, Calafiori, Mancini, and Ruggeri.

The Both Teams To Score (BTTS) rate has reached 60% over the last 10 matches, suggesting that Italian games are typically open and highly competitive.

From a personnel standpoint, Luca Koleosho's absence (due to a thigh muscle injury) is considered an insignificant loss because he is part of a rotational group, and it does not affect the core structure of Italy.

Ý has received two red cards in the last 10 matches, indicating that the team plays in matches characterized by fierce competition and is occasionally drawn into intense confrontations.