The UEFA Women's Euro 2025 Group B match between Spain and Belgium is set to take place on July 7, 2025, at Arena Thun (Stockhorn Arena) in Thun, Switzerland. This match is crucial for both teams' ambitions in the tournament, following their contrasting results in the opening games.

Spain began their Euro 2025 campaign with a dominant 5-0 victory over Portugal, showcasing their ambition to win their first European crown. Their fluid possession play, led by Alexia Putellas in midfield, impressed many. Maintaining this intensity and tactical discipline will be key for Spain against Belgium. Spain's ambition and winning mentality remain their standout strengths.

Belgium, on the other hand, suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to Italy in their opening match. They demonstrated defensive solidity for much of the game but struggled to create clear-cut chances. With no points on the board, Belgium's margin for error is gone, and they need to secure a result against Spain to keep their quarter-final hopes alive. A loss against Spain combined with Italy avoiding defeat against Portugal would eliminate Belgium from contention for the knockout rounds.

In their recent encounters, Spain has largely dominated Belgium. In the Euro 2025 qualifiers, Spain secured a 7-0 away win and a 2-0 home victory. However, Belgium showed promise in a UEFA Women's Nations League match in February, leading 2-0 before Spain mounted a stunning comeback to win 3-2. Despite Belgium's potential to trouble Spain, their defensive vulnerabilities were exposed in a 5-1 defeat in May.

Spain will secure a place in the quarter-finals if they beat Belgium and Portugal does not beat Italy. After coming off the bench in the previous match, Aitana Bonmatí may be ready to start for Spain. Claudia Pina and Mariona Caldentey are expected to occupy the wings, while Esther González will aim to add to her brace from the opening match.

Belgium will rely on their all-time top goalscorer, Tessa Wullaert, to lead the attack. Her ability to find the net will be crucial for Belgium to get a positive result.

The match is scheduled to kick off at 18:00 CET (5 PM UK time). TV and live streaming options include ViX, Disney+, and FOX Sports.