Belgium ends Spain goalkeeper Unai Simón’s record World Cup shutout run during a quarterfinal match on Friday. Multiple reports say Simón had kept a clean sheet for 650 minutes, the tournament’s longest scoreless streak. Belgium breaks that record in the 41st minute when Charles De Ketelaere heads in from the front of Pau Cubarsi, converting a cross from Timothy Castagne to level the score at 1-1. According to the accounts, Belgium’s goal is the first Spain concedes in the tournament. Spain then still wins the match 2-1 to reach the semifinals. The victory sends Spain to play France in the semifinals next Tuesday. Belgium’s strike is also described as their first goal against Spain at this World Cup, snapping Belgium’s own sequence of not conceding in certain contexts noted by one outlet, while the headline focus across sources remains on the end of Simón’s long shutout streak.