The quarter‑final spot sits on the line as Spain and Portugal meet at the AT&T Stadium in Dallas at 3 p.m. ET on July 6. Spain, unbeaten in the tournament, relies on forward Mikel Oyarzabal and young winger Lamine Yamal, while Portugal boasts a midfield duo of João Neves and Vitinha and the veteran Cristiano Ronaldo, who is chasing his first World Cup title. truewildslot.com
Meanwhile, the U.S. faces Belgium in the nightcap, a match that could spark a surge in soccer’s popularity at home. The U.S. will be looking to build on their recent form and secure a quarter‑final berth, while Belgium seeks to advance past a strong U.S. side.
