Canada vs Belgium Predictions - Canada set to beat Belgium at home

Brad Newcomb

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Last updated: 11 Jul 2025

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Brad Newcomb 11 Jul 2025

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Canada are struggling to win matches.
Belgium faltered defensively last weekend.
Canada historically unbeaten against Belgium, home edge expected.

Canada have never lost to Belgium (Getty Images)

Canada vs Belgium Predictions

Canada vs Belgium Predictions
Head to Head
Canada Form
Canada Team News & Injuries
Belgium Form
Belgium Team News & Injuries
Verdict

Canada have battled to win matches lately but have a solid record against Belgium. Belgium struggled defensively last weekend, conceding too many tries.

Canada have lost 5 consecutive fixtures.
Canada have lost 4 of their last 5 home matches.
Canada have never lost to Belgium.
Belgium have won 3 of their last 5 games.
Belgium have lost 3 of their last 5 away fixtures.

Head to Head

Canada have an advantage with two victories to none against Belgium.

Canada Form

Canada have struggled at home in their last five fixtures. They lost 43-37 to Namibia, 73-12 to Scotland, and beat Romania 35-22 before losing 55-28 to Japan and 44-14 to Chile.

Canada have not been at their best lately but have defeated Belgium twice without conceding a point. Additionally, they will have their home fans behind them, giving them the edge to bounce back to winning ways.

Canada Team News & Injuries

Forwards: Andrew Quattrin, Austin Creighton, Calixto Martinez, Callum Botchar, Cole Keith, Dewald Kotze, Donald Carson, Emerson Prior, Evan Olmstead, Foster Dewitt, Izzak Kelly, Kyle Steeves, Lucas Rumball, Mason Flesch, Matt Heaton, Matthew Oworu, Piers Von Dadelszen, Siôn Parry, Tyler Matchem

Backs: Ben LeSage, Brenden Black, Brock Gallagher, Cooper Coats, Isaac Olson, Jamie Armstrong, Jason Higgins, Josiah Morra, Kyle Tremblay, Maddox MacLean, Noah Flesch, Peter Nelson, Stephen Webb, Talon McMullin

Belgium Form

Belgium had no answer playing against the USA away from home last weekend, losing 36-17.

Belgium's only points in the first half came via a penalty kick, as the visitors went into the break trailing 14-3.

Belgium scored two converted tries in the second half against the USA, but it was not enough to close the gap on their hosts.

Before that result, Belgium defeated Paraguay 45-20, lost 47-25 to Brazil, and 40-30 to Portugal before beating Germany 39-19 and the Netherlands 31-10 in their last five away matches.

Belgium must improve their defence to have a chance of victory against Canada after conceding six tries in their match against the USA last weekend.

Belgium Team News & Injuries

Matias Remue scored a try in the second half against the USA.

Hugo de Francq kicked over a penalty and a conversion last weekend.

Siméon Soenen scored a try and slotted a conversion in the match.

Forwards: Charlesty Berguet, Jean-Baptiste de Clerq, Lucas Sotteau, Basile van Parys, Seppe Verelst, Julien Masure, Alexandre Raynier, Bruno Vliegen, Tom Calomme, Dries de Keyser, Arthur Smeets, Jérémie Brasseur, Toon Deceuninck, Jean-Maurice Decubber, Felipe Geraghty, Lucas Rassinfosse, William van Bost

Backs: Julien Berger, Isaac Montoisy, Hugo de Francq, Guillem Fernández Grau, Matias Remue, Théo Adaba, Florian Remue, Jens Torfs, Maxime Vacquier, Dazzy Cornez, Ervin Muric, Siméon Soenen, Thomas Wallraf