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A pulsating quarter-final in Los Angeles saw Spain edge Belgium 2-1, with substitute Mikel Merino delivering the winner. The match was marked by early goals, a series of injuries and a star‑studded audience.
Spain edged Belgium 2-1 in a World Cup quarter-final marked by early goals, key injuries and a substitute heroics, setting up a clash with France. The match drew a star‑studded audience in California.
Spain advanced to the semifinals after a dramatic win over Belgium, and will now face France in a highly anticipated match in Texas. Details on ticket pricing and upcoming fixtures are outlined below.
Spain's roster combines home‑grown stars and Premier League veterans, aiming to extend an impressive defensive record and claim another championship.
With a spot in the July 14 semifinal at Arlington on the line, Spain’s bid for a second title hinges on Lamine Yamal’s breakthrough, while Belgium’s rotating lineup under Rudy Garcia seeks to overturn a slow start.
Spain and Belgium, both unbeaten in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, will face off on July 10 at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. The match will be broadcast on Fox and streamed on Fubo, the Fox One App and Peacock, with predicted lineups, odds and a host of star players set to feature.
A recent exchange between former U.S. international Alexi Lalas and Dan Patrick Show producer Seton O’Connor highlights a clash between free‑market ideals and a Spanish corporate‑funded youth academy, raising questions about the role of American tech and retail giants in shaping the sport’s future.
Alexi Lalas’s recent advocacy for a market‑driven youth soccer system has been challenged by Seton O’Connor, who points to the CF Damm model in Barcelona and suggests that major U.S. corporations could follow suit, raising questions about Lalas’s usual rhetoric.
Morocco's World Cup squad blends home‑grown talent with 19 players raised abroad, a result of a deliberate scouting program that began in 2014 and continues to shape the nation's football identity.
The World Cup remains the most-watched soccer event in U.S. history, Justin Verlander announces his final season, and Arthur Féry’s Wimbledon run adds to the sports buzz
The quarterfinal round of the tournament brings together some of the world’s most celebrated footballers, each carrying the hopes of their nations and the weight of their clubs.
Morocco's strategic investment, historic World Cup breakthrough and talent pipeline are propelling the nation toward a permanent place among football's elite.
Morocco is channeling royal support and massive infrastructure spending into football, targeting a World Cup co‑host and a balanced talent pool that blends home‑grown stars with diaspora talent.
Predictive analysis highlights France’s favored attack, Morocco’s historic surge, Spain’s youthful flair and Belgium’s resurgence, while diverse voices from analysts to a six-year-old fan add color to the quarter-final landscape.
During a brief but intense training stint in Tennessee, the Spanish squad blended sport with community spirit, drawing hundreds of fans and close cooperation from local authorities.
Manchester United's midfield plans, defensive targets, and emerging talents dominate the summer transfer chatter.
Spain's 35‑match unbeaten run under Luis de la Fuente clashes with Belgium's gritty campaign, which includes a 4‑1 win over the United States and the loss of Amadou Onana to injury.
Spain enters the quarter-final with a 35-match unbeaten streak, while Belgium hopes to overcome the loss of Amadou Onana and a political backdrop to challenge the Spanish juggernaut.
From viral TikTok clips to custom Walmart passports, the retailer is using the World Cup’s momentum to create memorable experiences for tourists in the U.S., while navigating sponsorship rules and highlighting its diverse product range.
An analysis of the highest‑value premium players for the World Cup Fantasy knockout rounds, focusing on form, fixtures and differential potential.
The United States fell to Belgium in the last 16, while Lionel Messi eyes a second World Cup triumph amid a fierce Golden Boot battle.
A dramatic late goal by substitute Mikel Merino ended Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup journey and propelled Spain into the last eight.
A dramatic late goal by Mikel Merino sealed a 1‑0 victory for Spain over Portugal, marking the final World Cup appearance of Cristiano Ronaldo and setting up a clash with either the United States or Belgium.
Cristiano Ronaldo and teenage sensation Lamine Yamal headline a pivotal clash that could shape the tournament’s next phase.