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Spain vs Belgium Tickets | World Cup Quarter-Final
Spain take on Belgium in the quarter-finals at Los Angeles Stadium on 10 July, with kick-off at 8 pm BST. It is a heavyweight last-eight tie between two of Europe's best, with a place in the semi-finals up for grabs. Spain arrive as European champions and one of the tournament's favourites, while Belgium's golden generation are chasing another deep run.
Spain needed a stoppage-time winner to edge past Portugal after dominating an Iberian derby, while Belgium impressed in beating co-hosts the United States 4–1. Los Angeles Stadium, officially SoFi Stadium, is one of the most spectacular venues in world sport, and should provide a fitting stage for a mouth-watering quarter-final.
How to Buy Tickets for Spain vs Belgium
Demand for World Cup fixtures will be high, and tickets are expected to move quickly once allocations open. In fact, our customer service team regularly hear from fans who want to know: How can I book World Cup tickets? And it can be tricky. Let's walk you through all the steps so you can start thinking about booking your flights across the Atlantic. And if your team goes all the way, you could be there for the World Cup final.
- Select the match you want to attend and click 'View Tickets'.
- Select the area you would like to sit within the stadium graphic on the right-hand side.
- Select the number of tickets you would like to purchase.
- Click on the green 'Buy' button.
- Complete the order form using your personal details.
- Don't forget to check that all your information has been input and is correct.
- Click 'Make Payment'.
- The tickets are now yours!
Ticket prices tend to vary depending on the seat category and match type, so do bear that in mind when selecting matches. Some games, mainly knockout matches or popular teams, can sell out incredibly quickly, so make sure you book early and are on high alert for when tickets come on sale!
Spain vs Belgium Preview & Predictions
Spain arrive as many people's favourites for the title. Luis de la Fuente's European champions have looked one of the most complete sides in the tournament, controlling games with their passing and pressing, and finally broke Portugal's resistance through a late Mikel Merino strike to reach their first quarter-final since they won the trophy in 2010. With Lamine Yamal, Pedri and Nico Williams, they carry a threat few can match.
Belgium's golden generation are enjoying another run at the latter stages. Rudi Garcia's side brushed aside the United States 4–1, Charles De Ketelaere scoring twice, to reach the quarter-finals for the third time in the last four World Cups. With Thibaut Courtois in goal, Youri Tielemans pulling the strings and the experience of Romelu Lukaku up front, they have the quality to trouble anyone.
It is a fascinating quarter-final between two contrasting European heavyweights. Spain start as favourites on the strength of their possession game and attacking flair, but Belgium have the experience, the individual quality and a world-class goalkeeper capable of keeping them in any game. With a semi-final place at stake, this promises to be a compelling contest.
Key Players to Watch
Spain's dazzling young winger Lamine Yamal is the player everyone wants to watch, with Pedri controlling midfield and Nico Williams offering pace and directness. Mikel Merino has chipped in with important goals from midfield, while Ferran Torres and Mikel Oyarzabal provide firepower for a side brimming with quality from front to back.
Belgium boast one of the world's best goalkeepers in Thibaut Courtois, whose saves could prove decisive. Youri Tielemans dictates play from midfield, Charles De Ketelaere is in fine scoring form, and Leandro Trossard and the vastly experienced Romelu Lukaku offer a constant threat in attack.
Los Angeles Stadium – Match Venue
Los Angeles Stadium, officially SoFi Stadium, will host this quarter-final on 10 July. Home to the NFL's Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers, this ultra-modern arena holds around 70,000 and is one of the most spectacular venues in world sport, famous for its vast dual-sided video screen suspended above the pitch and its striking translucent roof. Spain will know it well, having beaten Austria here in the Round of 32.
Located in Inglewood, close to Los Angeles airport, the stadium's fixed canopy provides welcome shade from the Californian sun while keeping the sides open. With Spain's fans and Belgium's travelling support both expected in numbers, a superb atmosphere is in store for this quarter-final showpiece.
How to Get to Los Angeles Stadium for This Match
Los Angeles Stadium is located in Inglewood, around 16 km south-west of downtown Los Angeles and very close to LAX airport. Los Angeles is famously car-oriented, so many fans drive or use ride-share services, though the Metro K Line and dedicated event shuttle buses also serve the area on matchdays. Los Angeles International Airport is just a few kilometres away.
With LA's notorious traffic, it's wise to plan your journey and parking well in advance and to allow plenty of extra time to reach the stadium and clear matchday security checks. As ever, it's sensible to plan your return trip before kick-off, as roads and services will be busy after the game.
Los Angeles Fan Guide for Match Day
Los Angeles is one of the world's great entertainment cities, with everything from Hollywood and the Walk of Fame to Santa Monica's beaches and pier within reach. Whether you fancy the glamour of Beverly Hills, the museums downtown or a day by the Pacific, there is no shortage of ways to enjoy the build-up to a huge quarter-final.
Expect a vibrant, colourful atmosphere, with Spain's passionate support joined by Belgium's travelling fans under the California sun. With so much to see and do across the city and a place in the semi-finals up for grabs, it's well worth arriving early and making the most of the occasion.
Road to the Quarter-final: Spain & Belgium
Both teams reached the last eight in contrasting fashion. Spain dominated an all-Iberian tie with Portugal but had to wait until stoppage time to make it count, substitute Mikel Merino firing in the only goal to end Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup and send La Roja through.
Belgium were far more emphatic, sweeping past co-hosts the United States 4–1 in Seattle. Charles De Ketelaere struck twice and Romelu Lukaku added a late gloss as Rudi Garcia's side booked their place in the quarter-finals with a statement performance.
It sets up a compelling quarter-final. Spain start as favourites, with their possession football and attacking talent making them a match for anyone, but Belgium's experience, cutting edge and world-class goalkeeper mean they will fancy their chances. With a semi-final place on the line, this is one of the ties of the round.
