2026 World Cup / Group H: Spain aims for the top, Uruguay in ambush, Cape Verde dreams of exploit

Author: Joseph JosephPublished on: June 10, 2026Country: Spain

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2026 World Cup / Group H: Spain aims for the top, Uruguay in ambush, Cape Verde dreams of exploit

Group H of the 2026 World Cup includes Spain, Uruguay, and Cape Verde. Spain, the 2010 world champion, is favored to top the group. Uruguay, a two-time world champion, is a formidable opponent. Cape Verde, the underdog, hopes to pull off a historic surprise.

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