Spain vs Belgium Kickoff Time, Date, Venue, Lineups, Live Stream Channels
Inglewood
Spain vs Belgium is World Cup 2026 quarter-final Match 98 at Los Angeles Stadium in Inglewood, California. The FIFA World Cup 2026 knockout match is scheduled for 10 July 2026, with kickoff at 12:00 PT in Inglewood / 15:00 ET / 19:00 UTC / 21:00 CEST in Spain and Belgium / 00:00 PKT on 11 July. This hub covers the date, venue, projected lineups, live stream channels, prediction, head to head, and key stats.
FIFA lists Spain vs Belgium as World Cup 2026 quarter-final Match 98 at Los Angeles Stadium. Ticketmaster, TickPick, and Vivid Seats list the same fixture at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood on Friday, 10 July 2026 at 12:00 PM local time. Spain reached the quarter-final by beating Portugal 1-0, while Belgium beat United States 4-1 in Seattle. Spain bring midfield control and a strong H2H edge, while Belgium bring direct speed and a ruthless finish from the Round of 16.
Spain vs Belgium Match Date and Kickoff Time
Spain vs Belgium takes place on 10 July 2026. Inglewood kickoff is 12:00 PT, which converts to 15:00 ET, 19:00 UTC, 21:00 CEST in Spain and Belgium, 20:00 BST, and 00:00 PKT on 11 July.
The timing gives Spanish and Belgian viewers a prime evening quarter-final. Since this is a knockout fixture, extra time and penalties can follow if the teams finish level after 90 minutes. Fans should keep official coverage open beyond the standard match window.
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Date | 10 July 2026 |
| Local Kickoff | 12:00 PT in Inglewood |
| Viewer Times | 12:00 PT in Inglewood / 15:00 ET / 19:00 UTC / 21:00 CEST in Spain and Belgium / 00:00 PKT on 11 July |
| Stage | Quarter-final – Match 98 |
| Status | Upcoming |
Venue: Los Angeles Stadium, Inglewood
Los Angeles Stadium hosts Spain vs Belgium in Inglewood, California. FIFA uses the Los Angeles Stadium tournament name, while Ticketmaster, TickPick, and Vivid Seats identify the local venue as SoFi Stadium. The venue should suit a fast quarter-final because both teams can play at high speed on transition moments.
Supporters should confirm ticket access, parking, rideshare zones, security rules, and entry timing before matchday. SoFi Stadium sits in Inglewood, so local traffic can build before noon. Early arrival matters because this fixture brings two European fanbases into a major Los Angeles venue.
Predicted Lineups
The Spain vs Belgium lineups route remains a matchday check because official team sheets are yet to be confirmed. Spain are projected in a 4-3-3 with Unai Simon, Rodri, Pedri, Fabian Ruiz, Lamine Yamal, Nico Williams, and Mikel Oyarzabal. Belgium are projected in a 4-2-3-1 with Courtois, Onana, Tielemans, De Bruyne, Doku, Lukaku, and Trossard.
| Team | Probable Shape | Projected XI |
|---|---|---|
| Spain | 4-3-3 | Unai Simon; Pedro Porro; Robin Le Normand; Pau Cubarsi; Marc Cucurella; Rodri; Pedri; Fabian Ruiz; Lamine Yamal; Mikel Oyarzabal; Nico Williams |
| Belgium | 4-2-3-1 | Thibaut Courtois; Timothy Castagne; Arthur Theate; Brandon Mechele; Maxim De Cuyper; Amadou Onana; Youri Tielemans; Kevin De Bruyne; Jeremy Doku; Romelu Lukaku; Leandro Trossard |
These are projected XIs, not official lineups. Spain can adjust the central forward role if De la Fuente wants more pressing or more penalty-box presence. Belgium can add a more conservative wide player if Garcia wants extra cover against Spain’s right side.
Spain vs Belgium Live Stream Channels
The Spain vs Belgium live stream channels section focuses on official broadcasters. Spain viewers should check RTVE, Mediaset, RTVE Play, Mitele, and final listings. Belgium viewers should check VRT, RTBF, VRT MAX, RTBF Auvio, and final local schedules.
| Country | TV Channel | Streaming Route | Access Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spain | RTVE / Mediaset | RTVE Play / Mitele | free-to-air |
| Belgium | VRT / RTBF | VRT MAX / RTBF Auvio | free-to-air |
| United States | FOX / Telemundo | FOX One / FOX Sports app / Peacock | rights-holder access required |
| Canada | TSN / CTV / RDS | TSN+ / CTV app / RDS app | rights-holder access required |
| United Kingdom | BBC One | BBC iPlayer | free-to-air |
| Australia | SBS / SBS Viceland | SBS On Demand | free-to-air |
| India | match-specific TV listing yet to be confirmed | ZEE5 | rights-holder access required |
United States viewers should check FOX, Telemundo, FOX One, FOX Sports, and Peacock. Canada viewers should check TSN, CTV, RDS, and their official apps. Official listings remain the final check because knockout placement can move across television and streaming feeds.
Spain Preview
Spain enter ranked No. 2 and arrive after beating Portugal 1-0 in the Round of 16. Spain have built their route around midfield patience, counter-pressing, and wide threat. Their main task is turning possession into clean chances before Belgium can release De Bruyne and Doku into space.
Spain can control the tie if Rodri, Pedri, and Fabian Ruiz move Belgium side to side. Yamal gives Spain a direct one-v-one route on the right, while Nico Williams can stretch the far side. If Spain score first, Belgium will need to open spaces that Spain can attack again.
Spain Current Form and Key Players
Lamine Yamal matters because he gives Spain right-side creation, one-v-one threat, and final-third timing. Pedri can set the tempo, Rodri can protect counterattacks, and Williams can punish narrow defending. Spain need patient circulation, quick counter-pressing, and clean protection behind their advanced full-backs.
Belgium Preview
Belgium enter ranked No. 9 and arrive after beating United States 4-1 in the Round of 16. Belgium punished mistakes with clinical finishing, and that performance gives them a clear route into this quarter-final. Their challenge is surviving long Spanish spells without losing the ball in dangerous areas.
Belgium can trouble Spain if De Bruyne receives the ball early and Lukaku pins the centre-backs. Doku can attack isolated defenders, while Trossard gives Belgium another inside-outside runner. The risk comes if Belgium defend too deep and give Spain repeated entries around the box.
Belgium Current Form and Key Players
Kevin De Bruyne gives Belgium early passing, set-piece delivery, and transition timing. Courtois can keep Belgium alive through pressure spells, while Lukaku can turn one cross into a decisive chance. Belgium need compact midfield cover, fast service into De Bruyne, and better control after turnovers.
Match Prediction
The Spain vs Belgium prediction is Spain 2-1 Belgium. The probability split is 48 percent Spain, 27 percent draw, and 25 percent Belgium. Confidence is 56 percent because Spain have the stronger control profile, but Belgium have enough transition quality to keep the tie close.
A 2-1 Spain result fits the current evidence. Spain should create longer pressure spells through midfield and wide overloads. Belgium can score through Lukaku, De Bruyne, or a transition chance, but Spain look better equipped to manage the final half hour.
Head to Head Record
The Spain vs Belgium head to head record favors Spain. The checked senior record gives Spain 12 wins, Belgium five wins, and six draws from 23 meetings. The teams have met twice at the FIFA World Cup.
| Stat | Detail |
|---|---|
| Verified Senior Meetings | 23 |
| Spain Wins | 12 |
| Draws | 6 |
| Belgium Wins | 5 |
| World Cup Meetings | 2 |
The recent H2H pattern also tilts toward Spain. Spain beat Belgium 2-0 in the latest verified meeting in 2016 and won several qualifying meetings before that. Belgium still carry World Cup memory from 1986, when they advanced on penalties after a 1-1 draw.
Key Stats Comparison
The Spain vs Belgium stats route shows a stylistic clash. Spain bring cleaner possession, stronger recent defensive numbers, and the historical edge. Belgium bring more direct finishing, aerial presence, and a goalkeeper who can change knockout matches.
| Stat | Spain | Belgium |
|---|---|---|
| FIFA Ranking | 2 | 9 |
| Route | Beat Portugal 1-0 | Beat United States 4-1 |
| Recent Form | W-W-W-D-W | W-W-D-D-W |
| Goals in Listed Sample | 11 | 12 |
| Goals Conceded | 3 | 6 |
| Prediction Probability | 48% | 25% |
Readers can follow the Spain vs Belgium preview, the Spain vs Belgium live score, and the World Cup 2026 quarter-finals schedule as team news changes. The full World Cup 2026 standings explain how both teams reached the knockout path.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time does Spain vs Belgium kick off?
Spain vs Belgium kicks off at 15:00 ET on 10 July 2026. That is 12:00 PT in Inglewood and 21:00 CEST in Spain and Belgium.
Where is Spain vs Belgium being played?
The quarter-final is scheduled for Los Angeles Stadium. Ticketing partners list the local venue as SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.
Are Spain vs Belgium lineups confirmed?
Official lineups are yet to be confirmed. The projected XIs should be checked again after team sheets are released close to kickoff.
What TV channel has Spain vs Belgium?
Spain viewers should check RTVE and Mediaset. Belgium viewers should check VRT and RTBF, while U.S. viewers should check FOX and Telemundo.
What is the Spain vs Belgium prediction?
The FWCTimes prediction is Spain 2-1 Belgium. Spain have the stronger control profile, while Belgium bring dangerous transition finishing.
Spain vs Belgium gives Los Angeles one of the strongest World Cup 2026 quarter-finals. Official lineups and some match-specific channel allocations remain yet to be confirmed, so the hub should be checked again before kickoff. FWCTimes will keep live score, lineups, stats, and watch routes connected from this main match hub as those pages publish.
