Spain vs Romania Prediction and Betting Preview, 18 Nov 2019

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Spain vs Romania Prediction and Preview for Monday's Euro 2020 group qualifier. Expect a thrilling encounter at the Wanda Metropolitano in Madrid on Monday evening, when La Roja welcome the Romanians for a crunch clash. Spain look well on course to top Group F and a win against this foe will likely cement their place at the summit of the standings.

Match status: Euro 2020 Qualification - Group F
Kick-off: Monday 18 Nov 2019, 08:45pm CET
 Venue: Wanda Metropolitano (Madrid)

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The visitors sit third on the standings after nine games, four points adrift of Sweden in second and nine behind high-flying Spain. They will be gunning for a win in this tie to pile on the pressure on Sweden as they continue their push for automatic qualification for the Euros finals.

As things stand, they will need to go through the hassles of the playoff round to advance from the qualifying stages of this tournament.

With home advantage and the caliber of talented players at Robert Moreno’s disposal, expect the Spaniards to dispatch Tricolorii fairly easily.

Spain v Romania Team News

The Spaniards can look back on their qualifying campaign so far and give themselves a pat on the back, with the scintillating performances on display and encouraging results to show for it. They extended their unbeaten run to eight games last time out via a hard-fought one-all draw against Sweden on the road.

The Sergio Ramos-led team have turned the Wanda Metropolitano into something of a fortress in recent games, tasting nothing but success in their previous three games on this ground. They have forged a very sturdy defense, especially in front of the home crowd, conceding just a single goal while scoring nine in the process.

Romania, on the other hand, have had their own fair share of success this campaign, even boasting of a two-win streak before seeing their rollercoaster ride come to a halt last time out. Norway’s Alexander Sorloth poked the ball home at the dying stages of the game to claim a point, ending Romania’s winning run in the process.

On the road, Cosmin Contra’s men have recorded only two wins – those wins coming against European minnows Malta and Faroe Island, both of whom occupy the last two spots on the log.

This time around, they will be travelling to a more terrific arena, coming up against a much more formidable opponent and will have to be at their best to have any chances of salvaging anything from this one. Also, when it comes to h2h encounters, Romania have never secured maximum points on any of their visits to Spain.

With Spain in scintillating form at the moment and having home advantage right under their belt, the Romanians are left without a glimmer of hope here. They will have to spring up something off the charts to snatch even a point from the hosts.

Lastly, La Roja came out tops in the reverse fixture of this game, bagging a brace on the road. Also, on home turf, the hosts’ attacking frontline have had their guns blazing, scoring nothing less than two in their previous three games on this ground. Count on Spain to come away from this tie unscathed.

Head-to-Head Record: Spain v Romania

Euro 2020 Qualifiers
Romania 1-2 Spain

2016 Friendly International
Romania 0-0 Spain

2006 Friendly International
Spain 0-1 Romania

Euro 1996 Finals
Romania 1-2 Spain

Pre-Match Odds:

Spain - 1.21
Draw - 7.70
Romania - 16.00

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Spain vs Romania Predictions

The Romanians have been pretty decent since the start of the qualifying campaign but will have their work cut out in order to gain anything from this tie. Considering their two away wins have come against much lesser opponents such as Malta and Faroe Islands, taking on Spain will likely be a whole different ball game.

Spain should win this one fairly easy with the players bagging two or more goals in the process. A win in this tie will likely secure their spot at the top of the standings.