Spainshowcased their championship pedigree with a dominant 5-0 victory over Portugal in their opening match, while Belgium suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to Italy and now faces a critical must-win scenario to stay alive in Group Stage action.
The world champions will look to build on their statement performance, but Belgium’s fight-or-flight moment promises plenty of drama as they battle to keep their Euros dreams intact. American fans won’t want to miss this clash. Tune in live to catch every moment!
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