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Spain vs Belgium: result, highlights & stats

10 Jul · 20:00 SoFi Stadium · FIFA World Cup
20:00
2 - 1
Fabián Ruiz 30' Mikel Merino 88'
C. De Ketelaere 41'
  1. Full Time
  2. 90 + 5'
    A. Witsel
  3. Aymeric Laporte
    90 + 3'
  4. Mikel Merino
    88'
  5. Mikel Merino on for Dani Olmo
    86'
  6. 86'
    A. Saelemaekers on for K. De Bruyne
  7. 85'
    K. De Bruyne
  8. Nico Williams on for Mikel Oyarzabal
    79'
  9. 71'
    S. Lammens on for T. Courtois
  10. 61'
    J. Seys on for M. De Cuyper
  11. 60'
    A. Witsel on for L. Trossard
  12. 60'
    R. Lukaku on for H. Vanaken
  13. Pedri on for Fabián Ruiz
    55'
  14. Ferran Torres on for Álex Baena
    55'
  15. Half Time
  16. Pau Cubarsí
    43'
  17. 41'
    C. De Ketelaere
  18. Fabián Ruiz
    30'
  19. Kick Off
2
Goals
1
17
Shots
5
8
Shots On Target
2
5
Corners Won
1
2
Yellow Cards
2
0
Red Cards
0
67.8%
Possession
32.2%
2.88
xG
0.48

Match Momentum is not available yet.

Goals
  • 1
    Belgium
    Charles De Ketelaere
    1
  • 2
    Spain
    Mikel Merino
    1
  • 3
    Spain
    Fabián Ruiz
    1
Shots
  • 1
    Spain
    Lamine Yamal
    6
  • 2
    Spain
    Dani Olmo
    2
  • 3
    Belgium
    Charles De Ketelaere
    2
Tackles Won
  • 1
    Spain
    Pedro Porro
    2
  • 2
    Spain
    Aymeric Laporte
    1
  • 3
    Belgium
    Jérémy Doku
    1
Assists
  • 1
    Belgium
    Timothy Castagne
    1
Chances Created
  • 1
    Spain
    Mikel Oyarzabal
    2
  • 2
    Spain
    Pau Cubarsí
    2
  • 3
    Spain
    Rodri
    2
Passes Completed
  • 1
    Spain
    Rodri
    98
  • 2
    Spain
    Pau Cubarsí
    89
  • 3
    Spain
    Pedro Porro
    66
Take Ons Completed
  • 1
    Belgium
    Jérémy Doku
    4
  • 2
    Spain
    Lamine Yamal
    4
  • 3
    Spain
    Dani Olmo
    2
Interceptions
  • 1
    Belgium
    Jérémy Doku
    2
  • 2
    Belgium
    Nathan Ngoy
    2
  • 3
    Belgium
    Brandon Mechele
    2
23
Simón
24
Cucurella
14
Laporte
22
Cubarsí
12
Porro
08
Ruiz
16
Rodri
15
Baena
10
Olmo
19
Yamal
21
Oyarzabal
17
De Ketelaere
11
Doku
07
De Bruyne
10
Trossard
23
Raskin
20
Vanaken
05
De Cuyper
04
Mechele
25
Ngoy
21
Castagne
01
Courtois
Substitutes
03 Alejandro Grimaldo 
07 Ferran Torres 
11 Yéremy Pino 
20 Pedri 
04 Eric García 
01 David Raya 
13 Joan García 
17 Nico Williams 
18 Martín Zubimendi 
05 Marcos Llorente 
06 Mikel Merino 
02 Marc Pubill 
26 Borja Iglesias 
25 Víctor Muñoz 
09 Gavi 
Substitutes
 Matias Fernandez-Pardo 26
 Senne Lammens 12
 Mike Penders 13
 Axel Witsel 06
 Dodi Lukébakio 14
 Diego Moreira 19
 Romelu Lukaku 09
 Arthur Theate 03
 Koni De Winter 16
 Alexis Saelemaekers 22
 Joaquin Seys 18
 Thomas Meunier 15

League Standings table is not available yet.

Spain left it late again to claim victory, this time beating Belgium 2-1 in the 2026 World Cup quarter-final to set up a mouthwatering semi-final clash with France.

The first half started as quite a cagey affair, with Spain seeing plenty of the ball but chances being few and far between. Spain continued to build momentum and this eventually paid off after 30 minutes when Fabian Ruiz was able to finish from close range after Thaibaut Courtois parried Dani Olmo’s shot back into danger.

Spain looked the more likely side to score following the opener but it was Belgium that found the net 11 minutes later. Charles De Ketelaere was able to stoop to get to a cross from Timothy Castagne and head past Unai Simon, with the Spanish keeper conceding for the first time in the competition.

The second half started similarly to the first, with Spain dominating possession but failing to create the clearcut chances they needed to retake the lead. Belgium held strong, restricting Spain in the final third and extra-time looked as though it would be arriving in Los Angeles.

Mikel Merino had other ideas though. Pau Cubarsi shot from distance and Senne Lammens, a second half substitute for the injured Courtois, spilled the ball, leaving Merino to fire into the roof of the net and grab Spain victory late on for the second game in a row.

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