According to the tournament schedule, another day of 2026 FIFA World Cup action features four matchups.
All eight teams playing today remain unbeaten but are still looking for their first win, per the schedule.
First up, Spain will try to bounce back from their shock goalless draw with Cape Verde when they face Saudi Arabia.
Belgium follow, taking on Iran in the second match of the day.
Later, Cape Verde — competing in only their second-ever World Cup match — meet Uruguay.
New Zealand close out the day’s play against Mohamed Salah’s Egypt.
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