Statistical pick: Spain to win 2-1
The numbers lean slightly but clearly toward Spain. From the listed tournament player output, Portugal have 6 goals and 4 assists across their key contributors, while Spain have 7 goals and 4 assists. Using the available four-match sample, that gives a direct attacking comparison of Portugal: 1.5 listed goals/match vs Spain: 1.75 listed goals/match. The margin is not huge, but Spain also have the strongest individual production profile in the match: their leading listed player has 4G+1A in 4 apps, meaning he has been involved in 5 goal actions already. Portugal’s top listed scorer has 2G+0A in 4 apps, so Portugal’s attack is more spread out, but Spain own the most decisive single output.
The 1x2 market prices Spain as the shorter side, and the data does not give enough reason to oppose that. Portugal do have several contributors with 1G and ratings around 14.00-14.90, which supports a goal rather than a shutout. However, Spain’s top-end rating profile is also stronger: one listed player is rated 16.55 with 1G in 2 apps, while the 4G+1A contributor is rated 15.53. That combination of volume and efficiency is the main statistical edge.
- 1x2: Spain are the pick because their scoring ceiling is higher and their top player output is superior.
- Handicap -0.5: Taking the away side is consistent with a Spain win; a draw would lose this position, so confidence stays medium.
- Over 2.75: The projected 2-1 score reaches 3 goals. This is only low confidence because 2.75 is a demanding line, but Portugal’s spread scoring plus Spain’s elite listed scorer make three goals plausible.
The most likely full-time score from this dataset is Portugal 1-2 Spain: Portugal have enough distributed production to score, but Spain’s superior top scorer and slightly better listed goals-per-match rate point to the away win.
- Spain have the stronger listed scoring rate: 7 goals vs Portugal 6
- Spain’s top listed player has 4G+1A in 4 apps
- Portugal have depth, but Spain’s peak output is higher


