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EUT20 Belgium Predictions - 12 June 2026

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Akcel United and Ghent to slug it out in a tight contest.
The Anchors are in great form and will give Bruges a tough challenge.
The final of the inaugural EUT20 Belgium is on Sunday 14 June 2026

Moeen Ali has been one of the star of the first EUT20 Belgium (Getty Images).

EUT20 Belgium Predictions - 12 June 2026

EUT20 Belgium Predictions - 12 June 2026
Akcel United Brussels vs Ghent Gladiators
Antwerp Anchors vs JB Bruges

Akcel United Brussels vs Ghent Gladiators

Akcel United are second on the table after picking up two wins and one defeat in their five matches, with two matches rained-out. Ghent have had a rough ride with four matches rained-out and losing their other match, so it’s hard to gauge their strength in the tournament.

Ghent’s only match saw them tie with Bruges after matching their score of 166 off their 20 overs. Bruges went on to win the Super Over. Ghent picked up five wickets which were split across five of their six bowlers, with Bernard Scholtz (1/2, econ 6.00) the most economical.

Ghent chased well with four of their top five making valuable contributions. Josh Brown (25), Temba Bavuma (33), Ben Manenti (24) offered great support to Sam Harper, who top-scored with 75 off 48, including seven fours and three sixes.

Khalid Ahmadi has starred with the ball for Akcel United, picking up 2/35, 2/11 and 2/43 in his five matches, with the latter figures coming in the defeat to the Anchors in their last match. Dale Phillips and Jason Roy each scored 40 with three sixes in their last match against the Anchors. They were backed up by Alex Hales (27) and Jack Jarvis (28*) as they struggled to 182/8 off their 20 overs to lose by 39 runs.

Antwerp Anchors vs JB Bruges

The Anchors beat Bruges by five wickets in their first meeting two days ago. Bruges suffered a shocking top-order collapse, going from 58/0 in the sixth over to 105/9 at the end of their reduced 14 overs. Tristan Luus starred with the ball, taking 3/16 for the Anchors with Mark Watt picking up 2/15.

The Anchors also struggled to score, with Moeen Ali (72* off 39 balls) the only Anchors batter to pass 18. Ali powered his side home with nine balls to spare.

Rassie van der Dussen has been in the runs for Bruges, scoring 24, 37 and 66 in his last four knocks and will be worth backing to get a score in the return match against the Anchors. Thomas Kaber has picked up eight wickets for Bruges, with two three-fors.

Moeen Ali has been one of the stars of the tournament, scoring 72* and 26 in his last three knocks, along with picking up 1/3 and 3/16 in his last two matches. The Anchors’ star all-rounder David Wiese also has two three-fors in his eight wickets this season.

The Anchors look the side to back after picking up three wins on the trot coming into this match, while Bruges have won two and lost one of their last three completed matches.

Odds will follow when they have been released.