Spain and Uruguay meet in a game that will decide Group H standings and may completely shift the 2026 World Cup elimination-round bracket.
A marquee World Cup matchup awaits as Uruguay and Spain collide. Take a look at the essential matchday details before the opening whistle.
Following the heart-stopping tie between Uruguay and Cape Verde, fans are wondering if both sides have been eliminated from the 2026 Word Cup.
What a rollercoaster of a game it was between Uruguay and Cape Verde! After the final whistle, this is how Group H of the 2026 World Cup looks like.
Cape Verde scored its first-ever goal at the 2026 World Cup with a stunning free-kick vs Uruguay.
The battle for the Round of 32 is already claiming victims. Despite the expanded World Cup format offering more qualification paths than ever before, many teams have been mathematically eliminated.
Uruguay defender Sebastian Caceres is turning heads on the pitch today, sporting a protective face mask during the team's 2026 World Cup clash against Cape Verde.
Jose Maria Gimenez is not in the starting lineup for Uruguay as they face Cape Verde in their 2026 World Cup game.
Uruguay and Cape Verde collide with a coveted spot in the knockout stage on the line, knowing a victory today would virtually punch their ticket to the Round of 32.
For the second straight game in the 2026 World Cup, Ronald Araujo will be sidelined as Uruguay take on Cape Verde in Group H.
Cape Verde had an updated position in the FIFA ranking after their great start in the 2026 World Cup, with their next opponent, Uruguay, in mind.
Uruguay and Cape Verde collide at one of the most vibrant and beautiful venues of the 2026 World Cup.
Uruguay arrived at the 2026 World Cup dreaming of a deep run, but after dropping points against Saudi Arabia, they need to deliver.
Uruguay takes on Cape Verde at the Miami Stadium for Matchday 2 of FIFA World Cup group stage. After a disappointing draw against Saudi Arabia, Uruguay faces a Cape Verde side that has made history. Here you can find how to watch this game live in the USA.
Uruguay defender Sebastian Caceres turned heads during the 2026 World Cup opener against Saudi Arabia, taking the pitch wearing a protective facial mask.
Even though Ronaldo Araujo is on Uruguay's 26-man roster for the 2026 World Cup, he isn't on the lineup for the debut against Saudi Arabia.
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