Spain vs Brazil Prediction & Betting Tips - International Friendlies

Who will win the Spain vs Brazil Football match?

The best predictions and winner betting odds for the match between Spain and Brazil of International Friendlies on 3/26/24 :

• There is a probability of 61.14% ⭐ for Spain to win this match against Brazil ⚽ with odds of 2.25 found at Bet365.
• 1xbet ⭐ has the best odds for a draw prediction ⚽️ at 3.38 which implies a probability of 13.78%.
• Currently, the best odds ⭐ for Brazil to win the match are about 3.34 at 1xbet. That means a probability of 25.08%.

Spain come into this match after a surprise 1-0 loss to Colombia on Friday. It was an experimental side that played against Colombia, with a goal past the 60th minute condemning them to a defeat. La Roja will now look to bounce back and go into the Euros with better confidence. Spain, indeed, were impressive in the European qualifiers with seven wins and a loss to top Group A, which also had Scotland and Norway. The defeat to Colombia was also their first across nine matches, so this is still not a time to panic for the hosts. Spain will face Andorra in one more friendly in June before their group engagements in Germany start against Croatia, Italy, and Albania. This will be Spain's first match against Brazil since the Confederations Cup in 2013.

Brazil won that match in the Confederations Cup 3-0 and has also won five of its nine matches against Spain. The South American giants are coming off a 1-0 win over England at Wembley on Saturday, a reminder of their threat to any team. It was the first match in charge of the national team for Dorival Junior, which made a winning start. It was a memorable strike for 17-year-old and 246-day-old Endrick, who incidentally will be joining Real Madrid this summer. The victory was a much-needed boost for Brazil, which lost its three previous matches to Uruguay, Colombia, and Argentina. Combined with a 1-1 draw against Venezuela, the win over England was Brazil's only success across five matches. The visitors are currently only sixth in the CONMEBOL World Cup qualification campaign and will be keen to build up some confidence for those matches later in the year. Before those qualifiers, though, the Brazilians will be seen in the Copa America competition, where they are paired with Paraguay, Costa Rica, and Colombia in the group stage.