2026 World Cup: Uruguay vs Spain, official lineups

Author: Rodolph TOMEGAHPublished on: June 26, 2026Country: Uruguay

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2026 World Cup: Uruguay vs Spain, official lineups

The official lineups for the Uruguay vs Spain match of the 2026 World Cup have been revealed. Both teams are set to face off in a crucial group stage match. Fans await the starting XIs chosen by the coaches.

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