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Toss Winner - Belfast Wolves won the toss and choose to bowl first
Belfast Wolves beat Amsterdam Flames by 7 wickets
Belfast and Amsterdam battle out for a spot in the final
Amsterdam Flames to Win!
| Tournament: | European T20 Premier League, 2026 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | The Village, Dublin, Ireland |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 15.4°C|Patchy rain nearby |
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Belfast Wolves take on the Amsterdam Flames in the Qualifier match of the European T20 Premier League 2026 on Saturday, 19th September. The match will be played at The Village Ground in Dublin, with the action scheduled to kick off at 6:45 PM IST.
The Wolves narrowly edged past the Edinburgh Castle Rockers by nine runs to wrap up their league stage in third place, finishing with 13 points from 10 matches courtesy of six wins, three defeats, and one no-result. The Amsterdam Flames also ended with an identical tally of 13 points—six wins, three losses, and one no-result—taking second place on net run rate.
Heading into this high-stakes Qualifier, the Wolves have won three of their last four matches. The Flames, meanwhile, are riding serious momentum with six victories in their last seven outings. Earlier in the season, it was the Wolves who drew first blood, cruising past the Flames by nine wickets in a rain-curtailed five-over clash.
BLW
137/6 in 15.0 9.13
190/4 in 20.0 9.5
144/5 in 19.0 7.58
141/10 in 20.0 7.05
AMF
214/5 in 20.0 10.7
155/9 in 20.0 7.75
144/5 in 19.0 7.58
141/10 in 20.0 7.05
178/2 in 17.4 10.08
176/6 in 20.0 8.8
Belfast Wolves pipped past the Edinburgh Castle Rockers by a narrow margin of nine runs via the DLS method. Batting first after losing Paul Stirling for a duck, the Wolves built momentum through Harry Manenti’s steady 34 before captain Glenn Maxwell unleashed total carnage.
Maxwell smashed an unbeaten 82 off just 40 balls, striking eight fours and five sixes. Alongside David Miller’s explosive 38 off 19 deliveries, the pair stitched a 79-run stand to propel Belfast to a commanding 190/4.
Defending a rain-revised target of 147 in 15 overs, the Wolves bowled brilliantly early on. Left-arm spinner Matthew Humphreys was outstanding with 2/9, while Maxwell (1/11) and Chris Jordan (2/35) kept Rockers in check.
With 63 needed off the final three overs, Belfast’s execution slipped as Tom Curran went berserk, conceding 54 runs in that death-overs assault. That costly lapse meant their margin shrank, ultimately sealing a third-place finish.
The Wolves' batting charge has been led by Mark Chapman, who has compiled 280 runs in 10 matches. Skipper Glenn Maxwell has also stepped up, racking up 221 runs across 10 outings at a blistering strike rate of 167.42.
David Miller adds serious firepower in the middle order with 173 runs in seven matches, including four 30+ scores in his last five innings at a strike rate of 157. How this explosive trio fares against the Flames' disciplined bowling attack will likely decide the outcome of the match.
With the ball, Matthew Humphreys (11 wickets) and Mark Adair (12 wickets) have been in red-hot form. If these two, alongside the experienced Chris Jordan, can keep the Flames' batting lineup in check, Belfast will fancy their chances of coming out on top.
David Miller, Mark Chapman, Paul Stirling, Harry Manenti, Glenn Maxwell, Lorcan Tucker, Matthew Humphreys, Fred Klaassen, Chris Jordan, Gavin Hoey, Mark Adair
Tim Tector, Devon Conway, Saurabh Netravalkar, Paul Stirling, Harry Manenti, Lorcan Tucker, Glenn Maxwell, Chris Jordan, Mark Adair, Fred Klaassen, Matthew Humphreys
The Amsterdam Flames continue their juggernaut, clinching a crucial must-win match against the Glasgow Cosmics by five wickets to finish second in the league stage. Marking their sixth victory in seven games and extending their winning streak to three, the Flames carry immense momentum into Qualifier.
Opting to field first, their bowlers triggered a stunning collapse. David Payne set the tone with an outstanding 3/27, before Bas de Leede dismantled the lower order with 4/6 in just 1.5 overs. Glasgow Cosmic crashed from 104/2 to 126 all out inside 20 overs.
Chasing 127, the Flames weathered early jolts at 27/3. Curtis Campher led the counterattack with a brisk 44 off 30 deliveries, aided by Michael Bracewell's quick 21. Captain Scott Edwards (20*) and Tim David (13*) then applied the finishing touches with an unbroken 31-run stand, wrapping up a comfortable five-wicket victory with four overs to spare.
The Flames' batting effort has been anchored by Bas de Leede, who has piled up 317 runs in nine matches. Down the order, Tim David has provided the late-overs pyrotechnics, hammering 253 runs in nine outings at a strike rate of 162.18.
Curtis Campher has also been in blistering touch, scoring 181 runs in five matches at a 160 strike rate. The performance of these three key batters will be crucial for the Flames against the Wolves.
Yuvraj Samra, Steven Smith, Bas de Leede, Curtis Campher, Tim David, Michael Bracewell, Scott Edwards (c) (wk), Jordan Neill, Tim Pringle, David Payne, Aryan Dutt
Max O'Dowd, Yuvraj Samra, Bas de Leede, Curtis Campher, Tim David, Michael Bracewell, Scott Edwards, Tim Pringle, David Payne, Aryan Dutt, Steven Smith
Weather conditions in Dublin, Ireland are expected to stay cool and cloudy throughout Saturday, with temperatures hovering near 14°C. Humidity levels will remain quite high at 85%, accompanied by a 19 km/h breeze. With only a 14% chance of precipitation, rain is unlikely to disrupt play.
The surface at The Village Ground in Dublin has played out evenly for both the batters and bowlers. Teams batting first have crossed the 160-run mark seven times in the last 10 matches (and nine times across the 13 games played). The average 1st innings score in the ETPL matches at this venue is 163, while the average 2nd innings score is 142, which shows most of the matches have been closely contested.
Teams bowling first won three of the last five matches played at The Village Ground in ETPL 2026, the surface gets better for batting as the match progresses and if you look at the wins of both the teams they won their recent matches while bowling first. We predict the team that wins the toss will look to bowl first in this fixture.
Toss Prediction: Belfast Wolves to win the coin toss
Amsterdam Flames enter this contest as favourites to win the match. They are one of the most in-form sides, currently riding a three-match winning streak. With the balance they possess across both their batting and bowling departments, they pose a formidable challenge to Belfast Wolves.
Although the Wolves are packed with clutch match-winners like Glenn Maxwell and David Miller, who can turn games on their heads single-handedly, their bowling has occasionally faltered against high-quality batting units. That vulnerability could well be the deciding factor between the two sides. We are backing the Amsterdam Flames to win this match and advance to the final of ETPL 2026.
Amsterdam Flames to Win!
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