Spain are heavy favorites in Group H, with their trademark possession-based football. Cabo Verde would be in line for one of the biggest upsets in World Cup history should La Roja walk away with anything but a win.
This stands out as the most finely balanced and intriguing tactical matchup of the night. Belgium brings a squad in transition whilst Egypt have two bright Premier League lights in their forward line in Mo Salah and Omar Marmoush.
Uruguay likes to blend intense defensive grit with elite, clinical attacking options. Historically known for keeping scorelines tight and controlling the spaces in their own half, La Celeste will look to suffocate the match early. Saudi Arabia will require absolute precision to break down their resilience.