Belgium look to bounce back in a crucial showdown against a confident Wales side, after an unexpected stumble at home against North Macedonia left them with just a single point to start their qualifying run.
With star midfielder Kevin De Bruyne steering the attack, the Red Devils now face a Welsh team riding a wave of momentum—unbeaten in three and eyeing first place in the group. Don’t miss this high-stakes clash in Brussels!
Here are all of the details of where you can watch Belgium vs Wales on US television and via legal streaming:
WHO |
Belgium vs Wales |
WHAT |
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers |
WHEN |
2:45pm ET / 11:45am PT • Monday, June 9, 2025 |
WHERE |
Fubo, Amazon Prime Video, Tubi, ViX |
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