Montse Tomé assured fans that "we have prepared for this match like we did the final of the Nations League. Belgium are a strong team, with many qualities, and they will be motivated to beat Spain," said the coach.

Regarding tomorrow's opponents, Ives Serneels' Belgium, Montse Tomé highlighted their physical and defensive strengths and their good work in transition. In addition, she highlighted their strong low block and the individual class of players like Wullaert, Cayman or Missipo.

In the same vein, Mariona Caldentey spoke of the local team as "an uncomfortable team to play against, one that defends very well and that, with Wullaert, can hurt us a lot. We have to play our game and be careful of their threats".

The next Euros is the goal for the Spanish National Team and the road to success starts this Friday at Den Dreef in Leuven. Mariona looked back and recognised that "the European Championships in England left us with a bittersweet feeling, but football always gives us another chance. We are the team to beat and our ambition is always to go all the way".

Finally, The Mallorcan player said she was feeling good and excited about this part of the season: "I feel good, now comes the best part of the season, the most beautiful games, and I want to contribute for both my national team and my club".