I am going for a draw here, which is not the most orthodox way of doing things, but this is an equal game between two top teams, and basically this is friendly in one of the most portuguese-friendly cities, Sevilla. Spain odds are too short, and I do not see Portugal winning either so here it goes!

Head-to-head results are in general no guarantee of anything like we saw also last night in the Canary islands derby, but the fact that 4 last mutual games have ended in a draw, 3 of them 0-0 might tell us something?

The team news offer nothing elementary. A few absentees, but we all know the amounf of quality players among these two!

Spanish sports paper Marca predicts these starting lineups:

Which is probably a good guess although Luis Enrique has the habit of surprising, remember how he brought the debutant Gavi into the first team a while ago?

Portugal coach Fernando Santos said about Spain's biggest threat that it is not the ball possession, but their ability to quickly rob the ball after they lose it, and I agree. It is the way Barcelona was playing on their best of years, and that spirit will continue.'

Who to watch?

Otavio. His duel against hard faced Gavi might bring some fire into this game, but there is so much class on the pitch that it is better enjoyed with a small bet on the draw - or a 1-1 or so, and just relax and follow the top of the world football players do their job.