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Brazil vs Spain Preview & Prediction | 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup | Quarter-Final

by Alex Sarwar ·
Brazil vs Spain Preview & Prediction | 2026 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup | Quarter-Final

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Certainly the most talked about quarter-final match-up as two of arguably the strongest teams left in Brazil and Spain lock horns for a place in the last four.

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How to watch on TV/online: UK – DAZN vis FIFA+ / USA – DAZN vis FIFA+

Brazil vs Spain prediction

After a flawless group stage campaign, Brazil made a big round of 16 statement by knocking out USA on penalties after drawing 1-1. They’ve conceded only three goals so far across four games, scoring ten goals and are a formidable opponent for another juggernaut side in Spain. The European heavyweights also won three from three in the group stage, racking up 16 goals.

Having defeated rivals Portugal 2-0 to reach this stage, Brazil must find a way to get past a Spanish defence that has given up just the one goal in the competition. This has all the makings of a fascinating encounter, where opportunities could be at a premium, but quality football certainly won’t be. In the end though, Spain just has that winning DNA across all ages of their football set-up. Factor in their lockdown defence and attack and it’s worth backing them to narrowly advance.

Brazil vs Spain tip: Spain to advance

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