Spain face toughest World Cup test against Belgium, coach says
LOS ANGELES: Spain coach Luis de la Fuente said on Thursday that Belgium would provide his side’s sternest test yet in the World Cup quarter-finals, with his…
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LOS ANGELES: Spain coach Luis de la Fuente said on Thursday that Belgium would provide his side’s sternest test yet in the World Cup quarter-finals, with his team having reached the last eight without conceding a goal. Spain and Belgium are one step away from the 2026 World Cup semifinals as they prepare to lock horns at SoFi Stadium on Friday, The Europeans have endured wildly different campaigns to date. Spain’s incredible record : In De la Fuente’s 46 matches in charge of La Roja, just three have ended in defeat.
Furthermore, Asked about the prospect of meeting France, de la Fuente said he watched the game and thought the French were the better team, but said Spain were completely focused on Belgium. "Trust me we are only thinking about Belgium tomorrow," he said.
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LOS ANGELES: Spain coach Luis de la Fuente said on Thursday that Belgium would provide his side’s sternest test yet in the World Cup quarter-finals, with his team having reached the last eight without conceding a goal
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Spain and Belgium are one step away from the 2026 World Cup semifinals as they prepare to lock horns at SoFi Stadium on Friday, The Europeans have endured wildly different campaigns to date.
according to Sports IllustratedSpain’s incredible record : In De la Fuente’s 46 matches in charge of La Roja, just three have ended in defeat.
according to Sports IllustratedAsked about the prospect of meeting France, de la Fuente said he watched the game and thought the French were the better team, but said Spain were completely focused on Belgium.
according to Channel News Asia"Trust me we are only thinking about Belgium tomorrow," he said.
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