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>Belgium vs Tunisia Prediction & Betting Tips – 06/06/2026
Belgium welcome Tunisia to the Stade Roi Baudouin on 6 June 2026 for a friendly international that serves as the final dress rehearsal before both nations head to the World Cup. The stakes may not appear on any league table, but for coaches Rudi Garcia and Sabri Lamouchi, this is the last chance to fine-tune formations, settle selection dilemmas and build momentum. With Belgium riding a 12-match unbeaten run and Tunisia still searching for consistency, the afternoon fixture carries genuine significance for squads entering tournament mode.
Match Analysis
Belgium enter this friendly as heavy favorites at 1.33, backed by a 12-match unbeaten streak and a near-full-strength squad featuring De Bruyne, Doku, and Trossard in a fluid 4-3-3 ahead of the World Cup.
- 12-match unbeaten streak confirms Belgium's dominant form entering this fixture.
- Two H2H wins over Tunisia, including a 5-2 victory at the 2018 World Cup.
- De Bruyne, Doku, and Trossard all starting, providing maximum attacking creativity.
- Recent wins over the United States and Croatia underline Belgium's top-level readiness.
Tunisia arrive as significant outsiders at 8.50, having won just one of their last six matches and suffering a 1-0 defeat to Austria in their most recent outing, with Hannibal Mejbri ruled out through injury.
- 1 win in last 6 matches highlights Tunisia's alarming lack of momentum.
- Hannibal Mejbri absent through injury, removing their most dynamic midfield threat.
- Fringe European-based players in the XI offer limited cohesion against elite opposition.
Key point: With no over/under lines available, the double chance covering Belgium or draw offers a low-risk complement to the home win prediction, backed by 1.33 reflecting near-74% implied probability.
Form & Statistics: Belgium vs Tunisia
Belgium
Recent form
Season statistics (3)
Tunisia
Recent form
Season statistics (3)
Belgium vs Tunisia: Head-to-Head
Average statistics (recent meetings)
Lineups: Belgium vs Tunisia
Belgium
Starters
- 1 Thibaut Courtois
- 2 Thomas Meunier
- 3 Nathan Ngoy
- 4 Brandon Mechele
- 5 Timothy Castagne
- 6 Amadou Onana
- 7 Youri Tielemans
- 8 Kevin De Bruyne
- 9 Jeremy Doku
- 10 Charles De Ketelaere
- 11 Leandro Trossard
Bench
- Senne Lammens
- Mike Penders
- Koni De Winter
- Joaquin Seys
- Arthur Theate
- Axel Witsel
- Maxim De Cuyper
- Hans Vanaken
- Nicolas Raskin
- Alexis Saelemaekers
- Romelu Lukaku
- Dodi Lukébakio
- Diego Moreira
- Matias Fernandez-Pardo
Absent
- Zeno Debast (injury)
Tunisia
Starters
- 1 Abdelmouhib Chamakh
- 2 Yan Valery
- 3 Montassar Talbi
- 4 Omar Rekik
- 5 Mohamed Amine Ben Hamida
- 6 Ellyes Skhiri
- 7 Hadj Mahmoud
- 8 Elias Achouri
- 9 Ismaël Gharbi
- 10 Khalil Ayari
- 11 Hazem Mastouri
Bench
- Aymen Dahmen
- Sabri Ben Hessen
- Dylan Bronn
- Moutaz Neffati
- Adem Arous
- Raed Chikhaoui
- Ali Abdi
- Rani Khedira
- Anis Ben Slimane
- Mortadha Ben Ouanes
- Raki Aroussi
- Sebastian Tounekti
- Firas Chaouat
- Rayan Elloumi
- Elias Saad
Absent
- Hannibal Mejbri (injury)
Belgium line up in a 4-3-3 against Tunisia's 4-2-3-1, with Kevin De Bruyne operating as the creative fulcrum behind a front three that carries genuine pace and invention. The shape invites Belgium to dominate possession centrally, with Amadou Onana providing the defensive platform for De Bruyne and Tielemans to push forward.
Tunisia's double pivot of Skhiri and Hadj Mahmoud will be tasked with disrupting that midfield rhythm, while Ismaël Gharbi operates in the space behind the striker, looking to exploit any gaps on the transition. This friendly offers the Carthage Eagles a chance to test their defensive organisation against one of Europe's more technically accomplished attacking units.
Our Verdict
Belgium's home win at 1.33 looks the standout selection. The Red Devils boast two victories from two previous meetings with Tunisia, scoring six goals across those fixtures, and their current 12-match unbeaten run, featuring wins over the United States and Croatia, reinforces their superiority. Tunisia's narrow defeat to Austria exposed fragility under Sabri Lamouchi's still-evolving system. With Rudi Garcia's side fine-tuning World Cup preparations, expect a controlled, professional performance. Over 2.5 goals at N/A also appeals given the historical scorelines between these sides. Odds and markets subject to change.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best bet for Belgium vs Tunisia?
Belgium to win is the standout selection here. The Red Devils arrive on a 12-match unbeaten streak, boast a commanding head-to-head record, and field a near-full-strength side featuring De Bruyne, Doku, and Trossard. Tunisia, meanwhile, have won just once in their last six matches. The 1.33 reflects Belgium's clear superiority and represents solid value.
What time does Belgium vs Tunisia kick off?
Belgium vs Tunisia kicks off at 13:00 UTC on Saturday, 6th June 2026. The match takes place at the Stade Roi Baudouin in Brussels, Belgium, providing the home side with a familiar and supportive setting as both nations make their final preparations ahead of the upcoming World Cup.
Where can I watch Belgium vs Tunisia on TV?
Broadcast arrangements for this friendly international will vary depending on your territory. We recommend checking your local sports broadcasters and streaming platforms for live coverage details. Rights for international friendly fixtures are often distributed across multiple providers, so consulting your national broadcaster's schedule or a dedicated sports listings service is the most reliable course of action.
What is Belgium's recent record against Tunisia?
Belgium hold a perfect record in recent meetings with Tunisia. The two sides have faced each other twice, with Belgium winning on both occasions: a commanding 5-2 victory at the 2018 World Cup group stage and a narrower 1-0 win in 2014. Tunisia have yet to register a goal from open play against Belgium in competitive fixtures.
