Belgium defeated Croatia 2–0 in an International Friendly on 2 June 2026, with the visitors' superior clinical finishing proving decisive despite a competitive match. Both sides deployed a 3–4–2–1 formation, but Belgium's attacking intent was evident in their shot count of eight compared to Croatia's five, with four efforts on target to the hosts' one. The expected goals data highlighted Belgium's efficiency: they generated 0.85 xG and converted at a higher rate, whilst Croatia's 0.43 xG underscored their difficulty in creating clear-cut chances. Croatia's goalkeeper maintained a perfect save percentage but faced limited pressure, with the home side unable to test Belgium's defence sufficiently. Rade Obrenovic oversaw a disciplined encounter as both teams prepared for upcoming competitive fixtures. Belgium's attacking prowess suggests they hold momentum in their tournament preparations.