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Uruguay News:
Uruguay have not actually faced Spain since 2013, losing a Confederations Cup group-stage fixture 2-1, and they are on a run of three straight defeats to La Roja, who have netted 16 times across 10 meetings with the South American nation.The Sky Blues opened their 2026 World Cup with a 1-1 draw against Saudi Arabia, before playing out a 2-2 with Cape Verde last time out - two points from two games has left them in second, level on points with third-placed Cape Verde.Marcelo Bielsa's side will qualify for the round of 32 as Group H winners if they defeat Spain, and Cape Verde fail to beat Saudi Arabia in the section's other match.
Uruguay will be without the services of Ronald Araujo (calf) and Giorgian de Arrascaeta (calf) for Friday's match, but there are no fresh fitness concerns for the South American team.There could be a key change in the final third of the field for this match, with Darwin Nunez potentially being introduced in place of Federico Vinas.Agustin Canobbio was a standout performer against Cape Verde last time out; the same can also be said for Maxi Araujo, and both players are set to retain their spots in the final third, with Nunez going through the middle as the number nine.
Spain News:
Spain opened their 2026 World Cup with an underwhelming goalless draw against Cape Verde, but La Roja were excellent in their clash against Saudi Arabia last time out, running out 4-0 winners, with Mikel Oyarzabal (two) and Lamine Yamal on the scoresheet.Luis de la Fuente's team are currently top of Group H on four points, two points ahead of second-placed Uruguay and third-placed Cape Verde ahead of the final matchday.
Spain will qualify for the knockout round of the 2026 World Cup as Group H winners should they beat Uruguay, while a draw would also be enough for La Roja, providing that Cape Verde do not overcome Saudi Arabia by five or more goals.
Spain, meanwhile, could once again be missing Victor Munoz, but Yamal started against Saudi Arabia last time out, and the Barcelona wonderkid is again set to be included in the first XI for the contest with Uruguay.Nico Williams has made two substitute appearances at the 2026 World Cup, and this could be the match that sees the Athletic Bilbao forward come into the starting side.Dani Olmo impressed in midfield last time out and is again set to be given the nod over Fabian Ruiz, with Alex Baena likely to be the player to drop out for Nico Williams.Oyarzabal scored twice against Saudi Arabia last time out, and the Real Sociedad attacker is again set to feature in the final third of the field.
