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Toss Winner - Glasgow Cosmics won the toss and choose to bowl first
Belfast Wolves beat Glasgow Cosmics by 103 runs
Can Belfast keep their top three hopes alive?
Glasgow Cosmics to Win!
| Tournament: | European T20 Premier League, 2026 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | The Village, Dublin, Ireland |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 18.9°C|Patchy rain nearby |
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Glasgow Comsics and Belfast Wolves square off in the 25th match of the European Premier T20 League 2026 on Sunday, 13th September at The Village Ground in Dublin and the scheduled start time is 7:00 PM IST.
Current Standings: Glasgow Comsics are at 5th place on the table with 4 points in 8 matches (2 wins & 6 losses), while the Belfast Wolves are at 3rd place with 9 points in 8 matches (4 wins, 3 losses & 1 no result).
The last time these two teams faced off the Belfast Wolves defeated the Glasgow Comsics by 26 runs in a rain affected match which was reduced to 12 overs, where Glasgow failed to chase down 147 runs and ended up at 120/8.
BLW
144/5 in 19.0 7.58
141/10 in 20.0 7.05
118/8 in 12.0 9.83
146/3 in 12.0 12.17
130/10 in 17.1 7.57
189/5 in 20.0 9.45
GLC
159/10 in 19.3 8.15
162/4 in 18.5 8.6
172/4 in 19.0 9.05
141/9 in 19.0 7.42
118/8 in 12.0 9.83
146/3 in 12.0 12.17
177/3 in 16.5 10.51
171/8 in 20.0 8.55
The Belfast Wolves lost their last match against the Rotterdam Dockers by seven wickets in a one-sided contest. With this loss, the Wolves' qualification chances have taken a hit, as they now need to win their next two league matches to qualify.
Batting first against the Rotterdam Dockers, the Belfast Wolves posted 161/6 in their 20 overs. Lorcan Tucker top-scored with 58 runs off 42 balls—his first half-century of the tournament—while David Miller smashed 40 off 26 deliveries, including two fours and two sixes, towards the back end of the innings.
Defending 162, the Wolves dismissed Rassie van der Dussen early for just six runs and restricted the Dockers to 44 runs in the powerplay. In the middle overs, Harry Manenti (1/17) and Fred Klaassen (0/17 in 3 overs) mounted pressure on the Dockers' batters.
With 60 runs required off the final six overs, the Wolves had the game well under control. However, subpar execution from their bowlers allowed the Dockers to chase down the remaining 60 runs in just four overs to seal the win.
Over their last two to three matches, the Wolves have not been at their best with the bat. Mark Chapman remains the top run-scorer this season for Belfast with 217 runs in 8 matches, followed by Paul Stirling with 168 runs in 7 matches. Meanwhile, David Miller's return to form with back-to-back 35+ scores provides them with much-needed confidence heading into the business end of the season.
Paul Stirling, Harry Manenti, Lorcan Tucker (wk), Mark Chapman, David Miller, Glenn Maxwell (c), Chris Jordan, Mark Adair, Fred Klaassen, Matthew Humphreys, Saurabh Netravalkar
David Miller, Mark Chapman, Paul Stirling, Harry Manenti, Glenn Maxwell, Lorcan Tucker, Matthew Humphreys, Fred Klaassen, Chris Jordan, Gavin Hoey, Mark Adair
The Glasgow Cosmics have had a season to forget so far, having won just two of their eight matches played. They secured their second victory of the season in their last match against the Dublin Guardians by six wickets in a one-sided contest.
Bowling first, the Cosmics bundled out the Guardians for 159 runs in 19.3 overs. Ali Khan set the tone early by dismissing three of the Guardians' top five batters, finishing with impressive figures of 4/22 in 3.3 overs. Left-arm pacer Tymal Mills also kept things tight from the other end, claiming three wickets while conceding 24 runs in his four overs. Paul van Meekeren and Liam Livingstone chipped in with one wicket each.
Chasing 160, skipper George Munsey—who interestingly batted at number four—played a match-winning knock of 50 runs off 33 balls. Opener Finn Allen provided a brisk start with a 27-ball 30, while Moises Henriques (25 runs), Liam Livingstone (29 runs), and Richie Berrington (15 runs) played according to the match situation to help the Cosmics seal the chase with seven balls to spare.
Although already eliminated from the tournament, the Cosmics could play the role of party spoilers for the Wolves. Defeating Belfast in this fixture would pile immense pressure on the Wolves, making their qualification road significantly tougher. Free from any qualification baggage, the Cosmics may play with complete freedom, making them an extremely dangerous outfit heading into this clash.
George Munsey (c), Jason Roy, Finn Allen, Liam Livingstone, Moises Henriques, Matthew Cross (wk), Richie Berrington, Oliver Davidson, Paul van Meekeren, Tymal Mills, Ali Khan
Finn Allen, George Munsey, Richie Berrington, Liam Livingstone, Moises Henriques, Matthew Cross, Olly Davidson, Ali Khan, Paul Van Meekeren, Jason Roy, James Neesham
Dublin, Ireland will see overcast skies and predominantly cloudy conditions on Sunday. Temperatures will hover around 15°C, accompanied by a high humidity level of 93%. Precipitation chances will remain low at just 10%, while gentle winds will blow at approximately 6 km/h throughout the day.
The surface at The Village Ground in Dublin has played out evenly for both the batters and bowlers, teams batting first scored past 170 runs twice in the last four innings and the average 1st innings score in the ETPL matches played at this venue is 149, while the average 2nd innings score is 140 which shows most of the matches have gone really close. On average 13 wickets fell per match and most of the wickets have been taken by the pacers than spinners.
It has been even-stevens across the six ETPL matches played at The Village Ground in Dublin, with teams batting first and bowling first winning three matches apiece. The Belfast Wolves have four wins, two of which came while batting first and two while bowling first. On the other hand, the Glasgow Cosmics have won one match batting first and one while chasing. Consequently, neither team holds a distinct advantage whether batting or bowling first; however, evening conditions at the venue have proven ideal for chasing teams.
Toss Prediction: Belfast Wolves to win the coin toss
The Belfast Wolves enter this contest as the favorites to win the match. Although they have lost two of their last three games, their form is a bit shaky heading into this clash against the Glasgow Cosmics, who have played much better cricket during the Dublin leg with a 50% win record.
The pressure is firmly on the Belfast Wolves in this must-win encounter, whereas the Glasgow Cosmics look like a settled unit and can adopt a fearless approach with nothing to lose. Going against the odds, we back the Glasgow Cosmics to win this match.
Glasgow Cosmics to Win!
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