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Spain will be looking to preserve their 100 per cent record in group five of World Cup qualifying by defeating Belgium at the Bernabeu. The European Champions are nearly assured of a place at next year’s finals, but won’t be taking the Belgian’s lightly. Belgium are in desperate need of victory from this match. You can watch this exciting clash right here at oleolefootball, the home of online football streaming.

Spain have won all six of their group five games so far and currently sit top of the group, six points clear of second-place Bosnia. The Spanish have won the last three qualifying games against the low country, including a 2-1 victory away in Belgium earlier in campaign. Spain’s record in group five is impressive. The Spaniards have scored 13 goals and have only conceded two goals.

Spain have recalled Villarreal midfielder Marcos Senna for this clash after the 33 year-old missed the Confederations Cup through injury. Osasuna defender Ignacio Monreal has received his first international call up as back up for Real Madrid full-back Sergio Ramos, who is a fitness doubt for this clash.

Belgium have struggled in the group so far and have only seven points from a possible 18. They currently sit eleven points behind their opponents in this clash and are five points behind second-placed Bosnia. It will be a difficult task for them to get anything out this game, but they will be a bit more confident with Dutch coach Dick Advocaat at the helm.

The Belgium side have three Premier League players in their ranks in Arsenal defender Thomas Vermaelen, Everton cult hero Marouane Fellaini and Portsmouth new boy Anthony Vanden Borre. In attack their main threat is top scorer in qualifying Wesley Sonck of Club Brugge.

You can watch Spain v Belgium live by registering with us at oleolefootball, your number one source for international football online. You can watch every international match inside our exclusive member’s area.  Belgium visit Spain’s Bernabeu on Saturday in desperate need of victory in group five World Cup qualifying.

Spain could virtually clinch their place at next year’s World Cup with a victory over Belgium at the Santiago Bernabeu on Saturday.  Belgium and Spain meet at the Santiago Bernabeu on Saturday in group five of World Cup qualifying.