Spain VS Belgium

Spain, a team with a modern 433 possession - based formation, is set to face Belgium, known as the "Red Devils of Europe". Spain's midfielders, Rodri and Pedri, form a top - tier passing system. The team has a young average age, which means they have good physical stamina. In this tournament, they have kept clean sheets in all six games, and their goalkeeper has gone over six hundred minutes without conceding a goal. Winger Yamal is good at cutting inside to stretch the opponent's defense. However, their weakness is the lack of a traditional strong - type center - forward, which limits their efficiency in breaking through a packed defense. Fortunately, there are no major injuries among the main players, and they have sufficient depth in rotation. On the other hand, Belgium has many veteran players in their squad. They have scored thirteen goals in six games in this tournament, showing strong offensive firepower. But their defensive line lacks stability. The main defensive midfielder, Onana, is out due to a serious injury, which weakens the midfield's interception ability. They mainly adopt a low - block counter - attack strategy, relying on De Bruyne's long passes and high - speed attacks on the flanks to create threats. Lukaku, coming off the bench, has excellent finishing ability. When playing away, they will willingly cede ball possession. This match between Spain's possession - based play and Belgium's counter - attack style is bound to be an exciting one.