Spain's Historic Clean Sheet Run Faces Its Toughest Test vs Belgium

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Spain vs Belgium
Friday, July 10, 3 p.m. ET 

 Spain's Historic Clean Sheet Run Faces Its Toughest Test Yet vs Belgium

Spain haven't conceded at this tournament and own six straight World Cup clean sheets overall — the longest run in the competition's history. They've allowed just two shots on target before halftime across five matches, both from Ronaldo in their 1-0 win over Portugal. 
Belgium have work to do: manager Rudi Garcia shuffled his squad against the USA, leaving Doku out and De Bruyne on the bench for the first time in 38 games — they'll need a lot to go right to repeat their famous 1986 shock over Spain at this stage. 
 Can Belgium's golden generation core find one more big result in them, or does Spain's defensive record make this a formality?

[Strikeyn]

Belgium rotating key players like that makes me think they're saving legs for this one, but Spain's defense has been unreal tbh. Feels like the golden generation needs a vintage De Bruyne performance to even have a shot.