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Guide to Group H at World Cup 2026
- Spain topped their qualifying group in Europe, scoring 21 and conceding 2 as a standout performance.
- Cape Verde earned World Cup qualification with a 3-0 win over Eswatini and a notable 1-0 upset of Cameroon.
- Saudi Arabia, led by Hervé Renard, pursue a traditional 4-3-3 often focusing on defensive solidity and direct build‑up.
- Uruguay, now under Marcelo Bielsa, deploys a high-press, man-to-man system with an emphasis on tempo and resilience.
- Yamal is highlighted as Spain’s key player, noted for dribbling, crossing, and finishing, despite injuries hampering the qualifying campaign.
- Uruguay’s Bielsa-led squad emphasizes physical conditioning, intense duels, and rapid transitions to pressure opponents high up the pitch.
- Cape Verde’s coach Bubista has led the team to Africa Cup of Nations appearances, earning legendary status with World Cup qualification.
- Spain's group history shows a mix of ‘dark horse’ potential and recent round-of-16 exits despite strong talent.
- Saudi Arabia’s World Cup history includes a famous 1994 debut and a memorable 2022 shock over Argentina, though group-stage exits followed.
- Uruguay’s historical pedigree roots the team in World Cup success dating back to 1930, with a recent shift to Bielsa’s intense style.
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