Spain vs Belgium World Cup quarterfinals, Date, Time, TV, Venue, How to watch, Predicted Lineups, Predictions
Before the 2026 World Cup kicked off, Spain was a favorite to win the tournament for the first time since 2010.
Their journey will continue in the quarterfinals against Belgium on Friday, July 10 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.
The Red Devils beat the United States 4-1 in their round of 16 match on Monday, July 6 at Lumen Field.
La Roja made it to the quarterfinals after beating Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal 1-0 earlier in the day. Lamine Yamal made his World Cup debut and scored his first World Cup goal in group play.
When is Spain vs Belgium playing in 2026 World Cup quarterfinals?
The matchup will feature two European sides Spain and Belgium is scheduled on Friday July 10, 2026 at Los Angeles.
Where is Spain vs Belgium playing in 2026 World Cup quarterfinals?
The duel between Spain and Belgium will be playing at Los Angeles Stadium, also known as SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.
What time does Spain vs Belgium quarter-final match kick-off?
Spain takes on Belgium on Friday, July 10, 2026, with kick-off set for 3:00 PM EDT.
London / Dublin BST- 8:00 PM
Madrid — Spain CEST - 9:00 PM
Brussels — Belgium CEST - 9:00 PM
Cape Town / Cairo SAST/EET - 9:00 PM
Moscow / Istanbul MSK - 10:00 PM
Dubai GST - 11:00 PM
Mumbai / New Delhi IST 12:30 AM Saturday, July 11
Bangkok ICT2:00 AM Saturday, July 11
Singapore / Hong Kong / Perth HKT 3:00 AM Saturday, July 11
Tokyo / Seoul JST/KS 4:00 AM Saturday, July 11
Adelaide ACST 4:30 AM Saturday, July 11
Sydney / Melbourne AEST5:00 AM Saturday, July 11
Auckland NZST (UTC+12) 7:00 AM Saturday, July 11
How to watch Spain vs Belgium quarter-final match on TV, Channel, Live Streaming
United Kingdom
TV Channel: Watch the live game on BBC One.
Live Streaming: Stream the action for free via the BBC iPlayer platform.
United States
TV Channels (English): Catch the live broadcast on FOX.TV Channels (Spanish): Watch the match on Telemundo or Universo.
Live Streaming (English): Stream via the Fox One App, Fubo, or YouTube TV.Live Streaming (Spanish): Watch online through Peacock.
Canada
TV Channel: Watch the game live on TSN (specifically TSN1).
Live Streaming: Stream online via the official TSN App.
Australia
TV Channel: Catch the live television broadcast on SBS.
Live Streaming: Stream the full coverage for free on SBS On Demand.
Spain
TV Channels: Watch the free-to-air broadcast on La 1 or enjoy comprehensive coverage on DAZN.
Live Streaming: Stream for free on RTVE Play or access the full paywall stream on DAZN.
Belgium
TV Channels: Watch the match live on Sporza, Tipik, or VRTCanvas.
Live Streaming: Stream the fixture online through VRT Max or Auvio.
Spain vs Belgium Team News & Key Players
Spain: They have been defensively solid (no goals conceded in regulation through early knockouts) but grind out results. Lamine Yamal has been electric; key midfielders like Rodri and Pedri control games. No major new injuries reported post-Portugal, though rotation/fatigue is a factor in a deep tournament run.
Belgium: They showed attacking flair vs. USA but remain inconsistent. Kevin De Bruyne, Romelu Lukaku, and Thibaut Courtois are veterans providing quality. Jeremy Doku and Leandro Trossard add pace. Depth (e.g., Charles De Ketelaere stepping up) helps, but defensive vulnerabilities exist.
Spain vs Belgium World Cup quarterfinals Predicted Lineups
(Based on Recent Form)
Spain national football team starting lineups (likely 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1):
Unai Simón (GK); Pedro Porro, Pau Cubarsí, Aymeric Laporte, Marc Cucurella; Rodri, Pedri (or Mikel
Merino); Lamine Yamal, Dani Olmo / Álex Baena, Mikel Oyarzabal.
Belgium national football team starting lineups (likely 4-2-3-1):
Thibaut Courtois (GK); Timothy Castagne, Brandon Mechele / Arthur Theate, etc., Maxim De Cuyper; Youri Tielemans, Hans Vanaken; Leandro Trossard, Kevin De Bruyne, Jeremy Doku; Charles De Ketelaere (or Romelu Lukaku).
Spain vs Belgium World Cup prediction, picks, Odds
Spain vs Belgium predictions - USA Today Experst
Seth Vertelney: Spain 2-0 Belgium
Belgium has been up and down at this tournament, and facing a well-oiled Spain machine should spell the end of the line for the Red Devils
Jon Arnold: Spain 1-0 Belgium
Spain is playing tight matches but finding a way to get through. Lamine Yamal may yet get cooking, but for now Spain is disciplined enough to deny a Belgium attack that still hasn't reached its full potential.
Jesse Yomtov: Spain 2-0 Belgium
Spain is going to have to grind this one out like it did against Portugal, but there's too much talent in this side that is yet to give up a goal through five matches.
Victoria Hernandez: Spain 2 - 1 Belgium
Spain is looking more and more like who we thought they were when they were a favorite ahead of the tournament. Belgium's last-minute magic won't be enough this time.
ODDS: Spain opens as the favorite, listed at -160 on the 90-minute moneyline. Belgium’s odds of winning in regulation are +450, and the two teams being level after 90 minutes is +290. Spain to advance outright is at -320, while Belgium is the underdog at +245.
Spain vs Belgium H2H records in World Cup history
Spain and Belgium have faced each other twice in World Cup history. They first met in the quarterfinals of Mexico 1986. The match ended in a 1-1 tie during regulation, and the deadlock persisted through extra time before the Belgian side took a 5-4 victory in the penalty shootout.
Four years later, these teams crossed paths again at the Italy 1990 World Cup. On that occasion, they clashed in the group stage, where Spain earned a 2-1 victory over the Red Devils courtesy of goals from Michel and Alberto Gorriz.
Spain vs Belgium last 5 meetings, matches results, scores.
Spain's Matches in the 2026 World Cup
Round of 16: Spain 1–0 Portugal
Round of 32: Spain 3–0 Austria
Group Stage — Match 3: Spain 1–0 Uruguay
Group Stage — Match 2: Spain 4–0 Saudi Arabia
Group Stage — Match 1: Spain 0–0 Cabo Verde
Belgium's Matches in the 2026 World Cup
Round of 16: Belgium 4–1 USA
Round of 32: Belgium 3–2 Senegal
Group Stage — Match 3: Belgium 5–1 New Zealand
Group Stage — Match 2: Belgium 0–0 Iran
Group Stage — Match 1: Belgium 1–1 Egypt
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