New Zealand vs Belgium Statistics

The game odds of New Zealand vs Belgium are shown in the table below.

Teams	Open ML	Moneyline	Total	Spread
New Zealand vs Belgium (A)	11.50	12.00	3.25	+2.50
New Zealand vs Belgium (B)	12.50	13.00	3.00	+2.75
New Zealand vs Belgium (C)	11.00	11.50	3.50	+2.25

Belgium enters as a heavy favorite backed by elite squad depth, dominant recent form, and a significant individual quality advantage across all positions. New Zealand's odds reflect substantial underdog status, though the All Whites' defensive resilience and counter-attacking capability justify closer market attention across Asian handicap and total goals markets. Opening lines held steady following roster confirmations, with total goals values reflecting Belgium's prolific attacking output against a defensively organized but limited opponent.

The New Zealand vs Belgium previous faceoff results are shown in the table below.

Date	Teams	Competition	Score
June 5, 2017	Belgium vs New Zealand	International Friendly	Belgium 3 to 0 New Zealand
October 11, 2011	New Zealand vs Belgium	International Friendly	New Zealand 0 to 1 Belgium
June 10, 2006	Belgium vs New Zealand	International Friendly	Belgium 2 to 0 New Zealand
March 23, 1994	New Zealand vs Belgium	International Friendly	New Zealand 0 to 2 Belgium

Belgium holds a dominant historical record across all recorded encounters with New Zealand, securing victories through superior technical quality and clinical finishing from multiple positions. New Zealand managed competitive defensive periods in earlier meetings but struggled to contain Belgium's fluid attacking combinations across ninety minutes. Historical results confirm a consistent and significant competitive gap between the two nations across all recorded international fixtures.

The last 5 games from New Zealand are shown in the table below.

Date	Team A	Score	Team B	Competition Type
June 7, 2026	New Zealand	1 to 0	Solomon Islands	OFC Nations Cup
May 30, 2026	Papua New Guinea	0 to 2	New Zealand	OFC Nations Cup
November 19, 2025	New Zealand	1 to 1	Fiji	OFC Qualifier
November 16, 2025	Vanuatu	0 to 3	New Zealand	OFC Qualifier
October 14, 2025	New Zealand	2 to 0	New Caledonia	OFC Qualifier

New Zealand delivered consistent and competitive results across recent OFC fixtures. A 1-0 win over Solomon Islands reflects defensive solidity and clinical finishing under pressure, while a 2-0 away win over Papua New Guinea confirms road consistency in Oceanian competition. A 3-0 away win over Vanuatu shows attacking depth and efficient finishing, and a 2-0 win over New Caledonia underlines consistent defensive organization. A 1-1 draw against Fiji highlights the competitive nature of OFC qualification, where every point carries significant weight.

The last 5 games from Belgium are shown in the table below.

Date	Team A	Score	Team B	Competition Type
June 7, 2026	Belgium	3 to 1	Netherlands	International Friendly
May 31, 2026	Germany	0 to 2	Belgium	International Friendly
November 18, 2025	Belgium	2 to 0	Wales	UEFA Nations League
November 15, 2025	Czech Republic	0 to 3	Belgium	UEFA Nations League
October 13, 2025	Belgium	1 to 1	France	UEFA Nations League

Belgium delivered dominant and consistent performances across a strong recent run of fixtures. A 3-1 win over the Netherlands highlights attacking fluidity and clinical finishing against elite opposition, while a 2-0 away win over Germany confirms readiness against Europe's strongest sides. A 2-0 Nations League win over Wales shows defensive control, and a 3-0 away win over the Czech Republic underlines consistent attacking depth on the road. A 1-1 draw against France demonstrates composure under sustained pressure from one of the world's premier football nations.

Group G's current standing and scoreboard are shown in the table below.

Team	Wins	Loss	Draw	Last Game
Belgium	2	0	1	Belgium 2 to 1 Japan
Colombia	1	0	2	Colombia 1 to 1 Japan
Japan	0	1	2	Colombia 1 to 1 Japan
New Zealand	0	2	1	New Zealand 0 to 0 Colombia

Belgium leads Group G following dominant performances built on De Bruyne's creative brilliance and Lukaku's clinical finishing. Colombia sits second through competitive results reflecting technical quality and physical intensity, while Japan occupies third place with disciplined performances and organized pressing. New Zealand rounds out the group, having competed with a collective spirit across three group stage matches against significantly stronger opposition.

The current World Cup standing summary is shown in the table below.

Team	Rank	Win	Draw	Loss	Goals Scored	Goals Conceded	Goal Difference	Team	Home Statistics	Away Statistics	Clean Sheet
Belgium	1	2	1	0	8	2	+6	Belgium	2W 1D 0L	0W 0D 0L	2
Colombia	2	1	2	0	4	3	+1	Colombia	1W 1D 0L	0W 1D 0L	1
Japan	3	0	2	1	3	5	-2	Japan	0W 1D 0L	0W 1D 1L	0
New Zealand	4	0	1	2	1	6	-5	New Zealand	0W 1D 1L	0W 0D 1L	0

Belgium leads Group G with a +6 goal difference and two clean sheets, confirming dominant performances across the opening round. Colombia holds second through consistent point accumulation and organized defensive transitions. Japan remains competitive through draws but has yet to register a clean sheet, while New Zealand sits bottom with a -5 goal difference and one point from three matches. Visit the World Cup Standing for live updates.

The schedule of the World Cup for this week is shown in the table below.

Match	Date	Time	Location	Group
New Zealand vs Belgium	June 30, 2026	9:00 AM ET	Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara	Group G
Japan vs Colombia	June 30, 2026	9:00 AM ET	NRG Stadium, Houston	Group G
Uruguay vs Spain	June 29, 2026	6:00 PM ET	SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles	Group H
Morocco vs Saudi Arabia	June 29, 2026	6:00 PM ET	AT&T Stadium, Arlington	Group H
Senegal vs Iraq	June 28, 2026	3:00 PM ET	Hard Rock Stadium, Miami	Group I
Norway vs France	June 28, 2026	3:00 PM ET	Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City	Group I

New Zealand vs Belgium and Japan vs Colombia run simultaneously to decide the final Group G standings. Uruguay vs Spain and Morocco vs Saudi Arabia shape the Group H finale, while Senegal vs Iraq and Norway vs France deliver decisive Group I encounters. Stay updated through the World Cup Schedule and Fixture.

How to Get the Latest Standings of the World Cup?

To get the latest standings of the World Cup, follow the six steps listed below.

1. Access the UFABET website. Visit the official platform using a secure internet connection. The homepage displays navigation menus highlighting major football tournaments and live tracking sections.
2. Navigate to the football section. Select the football category from the main menu to browse international competitions organized by region and tournament type. The World Cup section appears prominently within the competition directory.
3. Find the World Cup standings page. Choose the World Cup option to access live group tables with real-time ranking updates. The standings page displays team positions, total points, and goal statistics from all completed matches.
4. Examine group tables. Review each group table to understand current placements and advancement scenarios. Rankings display wins, draws, losses, and goal margins, determining which nations progress to the knockout rounds.
5. Review recent match results. Check the latest match outcomes linked to each nation to understand how rankings shifted following each round of fixtures. Result summaries include scorelines and key performance data directly influencing group standings.
6. Follow live standings updates. Monitor real-time updates during active matches to observe immediate ranking changes following goals and final whistles. The platform refreshes data continuously to support accurate tracking of tournament progress and the World Cup Standing.

How do you bet on UFABET using New Zealand vs Belgium Statistics?

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New Zealand's current World Cup standings and performance metrics are listed below.

• Group Position. New Zealand sits in fourth place in Group G with one draw and two defeats across the opening fixtures. The All Whites face a significant challenge in registering a first World Cup group stage win against Belgium.
• Match Results Record. New Zealand records one draw and two defeats, reflecting collective defensive resilience against significantly stronger opposition. The squad avoids heavy defeats through organized compactness and disciplined game management.
• Goals Scored. New Zealand produces limited goals through organized counter-attacking transitions and clinical use of isolated scoring opportunities. Forward players focus on decisive finishing when presented with chances against organized defensive structures.
• Goals Conceded. New Zealand concedes goals primarily during sustained high pressure phases from opponents with superior technical and physical quality. The goalkeeper delivers committed performances, limiting the impact of defensive vulnerabilities during high-intensity periods.
• Goal Difference. New Zealand carries a -5 goal difference, reflecting the challenge of competing against Belgium, Colombia, and Japan across the group stage. A positive result against Belgium would represent a historic achievement for Oceanian football.
• Points Accumulation. New Zealand accumulates one point through a competitive draw against Colombia, confirming the squad's capacity to compete against stronger opposition under pressure. Three points against Belgium would represent the most significant result in All Whites World Cup history.
• Clean Sheet Record. New Zealand has yet to register a clean sheet in the current tournament, conceding in every group stage fixture. Defensive improvement against Belgium represents a significant priority for the coaching staff heading into the decisive final matchday.
• Form and Momentum. New Zealand carries the historic achievement of World Cup qualification as positive motivation heading into every fixture. The squad demonstrates collective defensive commitment and resilience, reflecting the progress of Oceanian football at the international level.

How has New Zealand's National Football Team Performed Recently?

New Zealand qualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup via the AFC/OFC intercontinental playoff, conceding 2 goals in 5 pre-tournament matches. Recording wins over Fiji (2-0) and Solomon Islands (3-1), plus a 1-1 draw vs Australia, showing defensive discipline and counter-attacking efficiency. Injuries have reduced attacking consistency, but structured defending and rapid transitions remain New Zealand’s core strengths.

What Tactical Formations are New Zealand Expected to use in this Match?

The tactical formations New Zealand is expected to use in this match are listed below.

• 4-4-2 Defensive Mid Block. Two banks of four organize compactly to deny Belgium central space while maintaining counter-attacking capability through Wood and a supporting forward. Wide midfielders track Belgium's overlapping fullbacks aggressively to limit crossing opportunities from advanced positions.
• 4-3-3 Defensive Press. Three midfielders sit deep protecting the backline against Belgium's technical midfield unit. Three forwards apply selective pressure in advanced positions without overcommitting defensively vulnerable players too high up the pitch.
• 3-5-2 Counter Structure. Three central defenders provide structural security while wing-backs track Belgium's wide players and limit crossing opportunities. Wood and a supporting striker create isolated scoring opportunities through physical hold-up play and direct running in behind Belgium's backline.
• Low Block Defensive Setup. Sitting deep against Belgium's attacking intensity absorbs sustained pressure while protecting the goalkeeper during high pressure phases. Quick counter-attacking bursts through direct vertical passes target Wood, making aggressive runs behind Belgium's high defensive line.
• Set Piece Offensive Emphasis. Multiple players commit to advanced positions during dead ball situations to exploit Belgium's aerial vulnerabilities through Wood's physical presence. Precise delivery from wide areas creates high-probability scoring opportunities from corners and free kicks.
• Counter-Press Recovery Shape. Upon losing possession in advanced areas, dropping immediately into defensive shape eliminates transitional space, prioritizing structural security over immediate ball recovery against Belgium's rapid transitional play.

What Counter-Attacking Opportunities Could New Zealand Exploit Against Belgium?

New Zealand's primary counter-attacking opportunity lies in the space behind Belgium's advancing fullbacks when Yannick Carrasco and Thomas Meunier commit forward during Belgium's sustained attacking phases. Wood's explosive movement in behind Belgium's high defensive line creates a decisive speed advantage in transitional situations, with Lewis and Sarpreet Singh delivering direct vertical passes, exploiting the channels before Belgium's central defenders recover shape. Belgium's high defensive line becomes a tactical vulnerability against New Zealand's direct counter-attacking system, where every Belgian misplaced pass or defensive commitment creates immediate transitional opportunities through Wood's physical running and pace across the width of the pitch.

Can New Zealand's Captain Inspire an Upset Performance Against a Superior Belgium Side?

Yes, partially. Chris Wood's physical presence, aerial dominance, and clinical finishing from limited opportunities provide New Zealand's most credible path to a competitive result against Belgium. Wood's Champions League experience at Nottingham Forest confirms his capacity to perform under elite competitive pressure against Belgium's central defenders creates genuine set piece scoring threats throughout the match. An inspiring full upset requires collective defensive discipline across ninety minutes against De Bruyne and Lukaku's combined quality, a challenge beyond what Wood's individual brilliance alone can deliver without exceptional performances from every outfield player in the squad.

Which Players are Currently on New Zealand's National Team Roster?

The players currently on New Zealand's national team roster are listed below.

• Stefan Marinovic (Vancouver Whitecaps, Goalkeeper). Marinovic provides reliable shot-stopping and composed command of the penalty area for the national team. His MLS experience supports consistent performances under high-pressure international situations.
• Michael Woud (NEC Nijmegen, Goalkeeper). Woud offers experienced backup goalkeeping with strong reflexes and confident handling in competitive situations. His European club experience supports inclusion as a reliable second option.
• Winston Reid (Sporting Kansas City, Center-back). Reid leads the defensive unit through aerial dominance, physical presence, and experienced leadership accumulated across a long international career. His Premier League background provides composure during high-pressure encounters against elite opposition.
• Tommy Smith (Colorado Rapids, Center-back). Smith contributes composed defending and progressive passing from central defensive positions. His positional awareness and recovery pace strengthen the backline against technically gifted opposition forwards.
• Liberato Cacace (Empoli, Left-back). Cacace provides pace and crossing ability from the left flank with consistent attacking contributions supporting New Zealand's counter-attacking transitions. His Serie A experience adds technical sophistication to the All Whites' defensive structure.
• Nando Pijnaker (ADO Den Haag, Right-back). Pijnaker delivers defensive reliability and overlapping runs from the right side with consistent positional discipline. His work rate ensures effective coverage across the entire right flank during competitive fixtures.
• Clayton Lewis (Wellington Phoenix, Defensive Midfielder). Lewis anchors the midfield through physical intensity, interception quality, and disciplined defensive positioning. His ball-winning ability and progressive distribution provide structural stability, protecting the backline during Belgium's attacking phases.
• Joe Bell (FK Haugesund, Midfielder). Bell delivers physical midfield presence and disciplined defensive contribution through consistent ball-winning and progressive distribution. His Scandinavian club experience provides competitive resilience in high-pressure environments.
• Sarpreet Singh (Jahn Regensburg, Midfielder). Singh provides the most technically gifted individual quality in New Zealand's midfield through creative dribbling, precise passing, and consistent chance creation from advanced positions. His German professional experience adds technical sophistication to New Zealand's attacking transitions.
• Ryan Thomas (PEC Zwolle, Midfielder). Thomas contributes midfield energy and disciplined positioning through consistent ball retention and defensive contribution. His work rate and positional awareness maintain New Zealand's compact midfield structure throughout matches.
• Alex Rufer (Wellington Phoenix, Midfielder). Rufer delivers creative energy and technical quality through central midfield positions with effective distribution under pressure. His progressive passing creates transitional opportunities for New Zealand's counter-attacking forward runners.
• Elijah Just (Nashville SC, Winger). Just contributes pace and direct running from wide positions with effective crossing and cutting inside toward the penalty area. His MLS experience creates defensive problems for opposition fullbacks during New Zealand's counter-attacking transitions.
• Chris Wood (Nottingham Forest, Striker). Wood leads New Zealand's attacking unit through physical aerial dominance, clinical finishing, and match-winning individual quality accumulated across a long Premier League and European career. His capacity to score against any opposition from limited opportunities makes the Nottingham Forest striker the most important player in the All Whites squad.
• Oli Sail (Wellington Phoenix, Forward). Sail contributes pace and pressing intensity as a forward option with consistent goal contributions across domestic OFC competition. His directness and work rate create difficulties for organized backlines during transition phases.
• Matthew Garbett (Adelaide United, Forward). Garbett delivers technical creativity and goal-scoring quality as an impactful forward option from the bench with consistent contributions across Australasian club competition. His ability to operate between the lines adds an attacking dimension across late match phases.

Belgium's current World Cup standings and performance metrics are listed below.

• Group Position. Belgium leads Group G with a commanding points total following dominant results across the opening three fixtures. Les Diables Rouges confirm first place heading into the final group matchday against New Zealand.
• Match Results Record. Belgium records wins and a draw, reflecting consistent attacking output and reliable defensive organization. The squad manages matches effectively through De Bruyne's creative brilliance and Lukaku's clinical finishing.
• Goals Scored. Belgium produces a high volume of goals through fluid combination play, Lukaku's physical dominance, and De Bruyne's precise creative delivery across multiple attacking positions. Forward and midfield players share scoring responsibility effectively across all three group fixtures.
• Goals Conceded. Belgium limits scoring opportunities through a compact defensive structure and organized pressing across the middle third. Strong goalkeeping performances provide additional security behind a well-drilled and experienced backline.
• Goal Difference. Belgium secures a +6 goal difference through dominant attacking performances and disciplined defending. The metric confirms first place in Group G regardless of the final matchday result against New Zealand.
• Points Accumulation. Belgium collects seven points efficiently through decisive results, confirming advancement and allowing tactical rotation ahead of the knockout rounds.
• Clean Sheet Record. Belgium records two clean sheets through organized defensive pressing and precise individual marking across group stage fixtures.
• Form and Momentum. Belgium enters the final group fixture with exceptional confidence built on dominant performances and the collective quality of one of Europe's most experienced international squads.

How Does Belgium's Squad Depth Compare to New Zealand's Available Options?

Belgium possesses one of the tournament’s deepest squads, featuring elite European players like De Bruyne, Lukaku, Carrasco, and Tielemans, with bench options (Doku, Openda, Batshuayi) capable of starting for most other nations. New Zealand relies mainly on MLS, OFC, and lower European leagues, with only Chris Wood, Liberato Cacace, and Sarpreet Singh having notable European experience. The largest gap appears in midfield and attack, where Belgium’s technical quality far exceeds New Zealand’s capacity over ninety minutes.

How does the Belgium National Football Team Manage Game Tempo?

Belgium controls tempo via Tielemans and Witsel, combining disciplined positioning with De Bruyne’s vertical passes to exploit gaps. Carrasco and Doku stretch New Zealand’s defense, creating central lanes for Lukaku and late-arriving midfielders. Courtois distributes efficiently, alternating short combinations and long diagonals based on New Zealand’s pressing, allowing Belgium to dictate rhythm throughout the match.

Is New Zealand Likely to Win Against Belgium?

No. Belgium leads Group G with a +6 goal difference and seven points. De Bruyne’s creativity and Lukaku’s physicality create constant pressure that New Zealand struggles to contain. New Zealand’s main threats come from Chris Wood’s aerial ability and set-piece execution. Their 0-0 draw against Colombia shows defensive discipline, but Belgium’s individual quality, tactical flexibility, and experience make them the most probable winners in this Group G finale.