Post by Platini Womela

Spain🇪🇸 face Saudi Arabia🇸🇦 in Atlanta needing a response after their attack misfired in a 0-0 draw with Cape Verde. Luis de la Fuente’s side had 27 shots and 74% possession but created little of note, with Mikel Oyarzabal barely touching the ball in the first 30 minutes. The European champions looked slow and predictable without Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams, who only appeared late on as they manage hamstring and groin issues. Yamal said he isn’t ready for 90 minutes yet but can play whatever minutes the manager wants, and his introduction sparked Spain briefly against Cape Verde in Spain🇪🇸. Saudi Arabia arrive in better shape than expected after holding Uruguay to a 1-1 draw and sitting level with Spain on one point in Group H. De la Fuente may start Yamal and Williams to add pace and directness, with Gavi and Ferran Torres likely to drop out after struggling to influence the opener. Spain’s midfield functioned well through Pedri’s five chances created, but the lack of a cutting edge has become a familiar World Cup problem, with zero goals from 40 shots across their last two tournament games. Saudi Arabia conceded 27 shots to Uruguay and will likely sit deep again, giving Spain a test of patience and finishing in Saudi Arabia🇸🇦. - Fifa World Cup News.