The World Cup 2026 promises an exciting clash between Uruguay and Spain, set to take place at the renowned Estadio Akron. Both teams have shown contrasting forms coming into this match. Uruguay has had a series of draws in their last five outings, including two World Cup group stage matches against Cabo Verde and Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, Spain appears to be in better form, with a commanding win over Saudi Arabia and a strong performance against Peru in recent friendlies.
This match is crucial as Spain leads Group H with four points, while Uruguay follows with two. Fans should be thrilled to witness this encounter as both teams fight for a spot in the knockout stages.
Uruguay – Spain: When and Where?
- City: Guadalajara
- Stadium: Estadio Akron
- Date: June 27, 2026
- Hour: 01:00 WAT
The match between Uruguay and Spain will be held in Guadalajara at the Estadio Akron, a venue known for its vibrant atmosphere and passionate football fans. Scheduled for June 27, 2026, at 01:00 WAT, this match is one to mark on your calendar as it could be pivotal in determining the fate of both teams in the World Cup.
Uruguay – Spain: On Which TV Channel?
- Channel: SuperSport
- Broadcast time: 01:00 AM (June 27, 2026)
In Nigeria, the match will be broadcast live on SuperSport, a leading sports broadcaster in Africa. Coverage will commence at 01:00 AM, ensuring that fans can catch every moment of this thrilling World Cup encounter.
SuperSport’s coverage can be accessed via DStv, through satellite or online streaming services. For more details, you can verify the broadcast schedule by visiting Live Soccer.
Uruguay – Spain: Predicted Lineups




| 1Sergio Rochet |
| 2José Giménez |
| 7Nicolás De La Cruz |
| 9Darwin Núñez |
| 11Facundo Pellistri |
| 12Santiago Mele |
| 15Emiliano Martínez |
| 17Matías Viña |
| 18Brian Rodríguez |
| 19Rodrigo Aguirre |
| 22Joaquín Piquerez |
| 24Santiago Bueno |
| 26Rodrigo Zalazar |
| 1David Raya |
| 2Marc Pubill |
| 3Alejandro Grimaldo |
| 4Eric Garcia |
| 5Marcos Llorente |
| 6Mikel Merino |
| 7Ferran Torres |
| 8Fabian Ruiz |
| 9Gavi |
| 11Yeremy Pino |
| 13Joan Garcia |
| 17Nico Williams |
| 18Martin Zubimendi |
| 25Víctor Muñoz |
| 26Borja Iglesias |
Uruguay Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions
Uruguay’s lineup is expected to feature experienced goalkeeper Néstor Fernando Muslera, with a solid defensive line led by Guillermo Varela. The midfield will likely see Rodrigo Bentancur and Manuel Ugarte orchestrating play, while Federico Valverde, a key attacking midfielder, will aim to create opportunities. Injuries to Giorgian de Arrascaeta and Ronald Araujo could challenge Uruguay’s depth, but their potential return dates offer hope for later stages.
- Uruguay Predicted lineup:
Goalkeeper – Néstor Fernando Muslera
Right back – Guillermo Varela
Right centre back – Sebastián Cáceres
Left centre back – Mathías Olivera
Left back – Juan Manuel Sanabria
Right defensive midfielder – Rodrigo Bentancur
Left defensive midfielder – Manuel Ugarte
Right wing – Agustín Canobbio
Attacking midfielder – Federico Valverde
Left wing – Maximiliano Araújo
Centre forward – Federico Viñas - Uruguay injuries and suspensions: Giorgian de Arrascaeta, Ronald Araujo
Spain Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions
Spain’s lineup is expected to feature Unai Simon in goal, with a defensive setup anchored by Aymeric Laporte. The midfield will be pivotal, with Pedri and Rodri providing stability and creativity.
The attack will likely see Dani Olmo and Mikel Oyarzabal spearheading Spain’s offensive efforts. Injuries to Samu Omorodion Aghehowa, Pablo Barrios, and Fermin Lopez might impact Spain’s dynamics, yet their depth in talent allows for strategic adjustments.
- Spain Predicted lineup:
Goalkeeper – Unai Simon
Right back – Pedro Porro
Right centre back – Pau Cubarsi
Left centre back – Aymeric Laporte
Left back – Marc Cucurella
Right defensive midfielder – Pedri
Left defensive midfielder – Rodri
Right wing – Lamine Yamal
Attacking midfielder – Dani Olmo
Left wing – Alejandro Baena
Centre forward – Mikel Oyarzabal - Spain injuries and suspensions: Samu Omorodion Aghehowa, Pablo Barrios, Fermin Lopez
Stay tuned for live updates and be sure to explore all viewing options to witness this exciting World Cup fixture.

Giorgian de Arrascaeta broken-collarbone Early July 2026 |
Ronald Araujo muscle-injury A few weeks |

Samu Omorodion Aghehowa cruciate-ligament-injury Late October 2026 |
Pablo Barrios thigh-injury Mid July 2026 |
Fermin Lopez metatarsal-fracture Early August 2026 |
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