The Belgium Women's National Football Team, known as the Belgian Red Flames, represents the nation on the international stage. Based in Brussels, the team plays its home matches at various stadiums across the country, including the King Baudouin Stadium. Founded under the Royal Belgian Football Association, the team's colors are red, black, and yellow. Under the guidance of head coach Ives Serneels, the Red Flames have established themselves as a competitive force in European women's football. The team's formation and growth parallel the global rise of the women's game, with their name "Red Flames" symbolizing passion and intensity. Their key era arrived with qualification for major tournaments, including a historic run to the quarter-finals of the UEFA Women's Euro 2022, led by stars like Tessa Wullaert and Janice Cayman. In the modern era, with a core featuring young talents such as Jassina Blom and Marie Detruyer alongside experienced campaigners, Belgium consistently aims to challenge the continent's elite. The team enjoys a passionate and growing fan base, creating a vibrant atmosphere at home matches. The Belgian Red Flames continue to be a source of national pride and a standard-bearer for women's football in Belgium.