Spain vs Belgium Preview: 2026 FIFA World Cup Quarter-Finals Lineups, Stats &Prediction

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is reaching its climax, and the quarter-final matchup between Spain and Belgium promises to be an absolute blockbuster. Scheduled for Saturday, July 11, at 04:00 KST (Monday, July 6, 14:00 Local Time), this heavyweight clash will take place at the iconic SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, California. With a spot in the semi-finals on the line, let’s look at the squad depth, tournament form, and key matchups for both European powerhouses. Match Details Team Analysis &Tournament Form 🇪🇸 Spain: The Defensive Masters Ranked #3 in the FIFA World Rankings, Luis de la Fuente’s squad has been a model of tactical discipline and defensive resilience. Boasting an incredibly young yet experienced squad (average age 26.8), La Roja has only conceded a single goal throughout their tournament run. 2026 World Cup Journey: Round of 32: Spain 3-0 Austria Round of 16: Spain 1-0 Portugal 🇧🇪 Belgium: The High-Octane Attack Ranked #6 in the FIFA World Rankings, Domenico Tedesco’s Belgium relies heavily on their physical presence (average height 185.2 cm) and explosive transitions. While their group stage performance was steady, their attacking frontline truly ignited in the knockout stages, smashing four goals past the USA. 2026 World Cup Journey: Round of 32: Belgium 3-2 Senegal (After Extra Time) Round of 16: Belgium 4-1 USA Comparative Team Stats Metric 🇪🇸 Spain 🇧🇪 Belgium FIFA Ranking #3 #6 Average Age 26.8 years 26.8 years Average Height 181.73 cm 185.2 cm Top 5 League Players 25 21 Head Coach Luis de la Fuente Domenico Tedesco Official Squad Lineups 🇪🇸 Spain Squad 🇧🇪 Belgium Squad Key Matchup: Manchester City Teammates Collide The tactical battleground will inevitably belong to the midfield. We will see Manchester City’s midfield anchor Rodri direct traffic for Spain, while his club teammate Kevin De Bruyne pulls the strings for Belgium’s lethal counter-attacks. Whoever controls this space will likely book a ticket to the semi-finals.

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2026 FIFA World Cup Quarterfinals Spain VS Belgium

Saturday, July 11, 04:00 (Korea Standard Time) Monday, July 6, 14:00 (Local Time) SoFi Stadium, California, USA (Los Angeles Stadium) Spain National Team FIFA Ranking 3rd 25 European-based players, 19 Spanish La Liga players 25 players in the Europe’s Big 5 Leagues (England, Spain, Italy, Germany, France) Spain National Team Average Height 181.73cm Spain National Team Average Age 26.8 years old 2026 FIFA World Cup Results Group Stage Spain 0 VS 0 Cape Verde Spain 4 VS 0 Saudi Arabia Spain 1 VS 0 Uruguay Round of 32 Spain 3 VS 0 Austria Round of 16 Spain 1 VS 0 Portugal Coaching Staff List Manager: Luis de la Fuente Coach: Pablo Amo Goalkeeper Coach: Miguel Ángel España Player Roster GK: Unai Simón (1997 / Athletic Bilbao) David Raya (1995 / Arsenal FC) Joan García (2001 / FC Barcelona) DF: Aymeric Laporte (1994 / Al Nassr) Marc Cucurella (1998 / Chelsea FC) Alejandro Grimaldo (1995 / Bayer Leverkusen) Eric García (2001 / FC Barcelona) Pau Cubarsí (2007 / FC Barcelona) Marc Pubill (2003 / Atlético Madrid) Marcos Llorente (1995 / Atlético Madrid) Pedro Porro (1999 / Tottenham Hotspur) MF: Rodri (1996 / Manchester City) Pedri (2002 / FC Barcelona) Fabián Ruiz (1996 / Paris Saint-Germain) Mikel Merino (1996 / Real Sociedad) Dani Olmo (1998 / FC Barcelona) Martín Zubimendi (1999 / Real Sociedad) Gavi (2004 / FC Barcelona) Alex Baena (2001 / Villarreal CF) FW: Lamine Yamal (2007 / FC Barcelona) Nico Williams (2002 / Athletic Bilbao) Mikel Oyarzabal (1997 / Real Sociedad) Ferran Torres (2000 / FC Barcelona) Yeremy Pino (2002 / Villarreal CF) Borja Iglesias (1993 / Celta Vigo) Victor Munoz (2002 / Atlético Madrid) Belgium National Team FIFA Ranking: 6th 24 European-based players, 2 Belgian Pro League players 21 players in the Europe’s Big 5 Leagues (England, Spain, Italy, Germany, France) Belgium National Team Average Height 185.2cm Belgium National Team Average Age 26.8 years old 2026 FIFA World Cup Results Group Stage (Group G) Belgium 1 VS 1 Egypt Belgium 0 VS 0 Iran Belgium 5 VS 1 New Zealand (1 Win, 2 Draws, Advanced to Round of 32 as Group 1st) Round of 32 Belgium 3 VS 2 Senegal (Won after extra time) Round of 16 Belgium 4 VS 1 USA Coaching Staff List Manager: Domenico Tedesco Coach: Andreas Hinkel Goalkeeper Coach: Max Urwantschky Player Roster GK: Thibaut Courtois (1992 / Real Madrid CF) Koen Casteels (1992 / Al Qadsiah FC) Matz Sels (1992 / Nottingham Forest FC) Senne Lammens (2002 / Royal Antwerp FC) Mike Penders (2005 / KRC Genk) DF : Timothy Castagne (1995 / Fulham FC) Wout Faes (1998 / Leicester City FC) Arthur Theate (2000 / Eintracht Frankfurt) Zeno Debast (2003 / Sporting CP) Maxim De Cuyper (2000 / Club Brugge KV) Nathan Ngoy (2003 / Standard Liège) Brandon Mechele (1993 / Club Brugge KV) Joaquin Seys (2005 / Club Brugge KV) Thomas Meunier (1991 / LOSC Lille) Koni De Winter (2002 / Genoa CFC) MF: Kevin De Bruyne (1991 / Manchester City FC) Youri Tielemans (1997 / Aston Villa FC) Amadou Onana (2001 / Aston Villa FC) Orel Mangala (1998 / Everton FC) Hans Vanaken (1993 / Club Brugge KV) Nicolas Raskin (2001 / Rangers FC) Arthur Vermeeren (2005 / RB Leipzig) Roméo Lavia (2004 / Chelsea FC) Axel Witsel (1989 / Atlético Madrid) Diego Moreira (2004 / RC Strasbourg) Alexis Saelemaekers (1999 / AC Milan) FW : Romelu Lukaku (1993 / SSC Napoli) Leandro Trossard (1994 / Arsenal FC) Jérémy Doku (2002 / Manchester City FC) Loïs Openda (2000 / RB Leipzig) Dodi Lukébakio (1997 / Sevilla FC) Johan Bakayoko (2003 / PSV Eindhoven) Charles De Ketelaere (2001 / Atalanta BC) Malick Fofana (2005 / Olympique Lyonnais) Matias Fernandez-Pardo (2005 / KAA Gent)

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