Spain vs Belgium FIFA World Cup 2026: India time, live streaming, where to watch, TV channel, venue, predicted line-ups, key players, injury news and match prediction

The race for a place in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-finals continues as Spain take on Belgium in a blockbuster quarter-final on Saturday (IST). The winner will secure a place in the last four and face France, who booked their semi-final berth after defeating Morocco in the opening quarter-final.

With Spain aiming to continue their impressive campaign and Belgium hoping to build on their dominant Round of 16 victory, fans can expect an exciting contest between two of Europe's strongest footballing nations.

Spain vs Belgium FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final match details

• Match: Spain vs Belgium
• Tournament: FIFA World Cup 2026 Quarter-final
• Date: Saturday, 11 July (IST)
• Kick-off: 12.30 am IST
• Venue: Los Angeles Stadium, Inglewood, California

Spain vs Belgium live streaming: Where to watch in India

Football fans in India can watch the Spain vs Belgium FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final live on Unite8 Sports channels and DD Sports.

The match will also be available for live streaming on Zee5.

Spain vs Belgium preview

Spain have emerged as one of the standout teams of the tournament, combining defensive discipline with their trademark possession-based style of football. Luis de la Fuente's side have controlled games with confidence and conceded very few chances throughout the competition.

Their narrow 1-0 victory over Portugal in the Round of 16 showcased their patience and tactical discipline. Young star Lamine Yamal has continued to impress with his creativity, while experienced forward Mikel Oyarzabal has delivered in key moments. Spain will once again look to dominate possession and dictate the tempo against Belgium.

Belgium, meanwhile, have gathered momentum as the tournament has progressed. After progressing through the group stage, the Red Devils produced one of the most convincing Round of 16 performances by defeating the United States 4-1.

Managed by Rudi Garcia, Belgium boast an attacking line-up featuring Romelu Lukaku, Jeremy Doku and Leandro Trossard, all capable of causing problems for Spain's defence. If Kevin De Bruyne is available, his vision and creativity could prove crucial in unlocking Spain's organised back line.

Spain vs Belgium: Key battle to watch

The quarter-final is expected to be a fascinating tactical contest.

Spain will aim to control possession, patiently build attacks and dominate midfield, while Belgium are likely to rely on quick transitions, pace on the wings and direct attacking football to exploit any defensive gaps.

Whichever side executes its game plan more effectively will move one step closer to lifting the FIFA World Cup trophy.

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