World Cup Coverage
Cape Verde president visits Atlanta ahead of historic World Cup match against Spain: "Just to be here today, it's a big accomplishment"
Mikel Merino keen for Spain to avoid World Cup debut slip-up
Spain 2026 World Cup schedule: Who will Lamine Yamal and Co. face?
David Raya praises Unai Simón and downplays goalkeeping debate ahead of Spain's World Cup opener

Spain v. Cape Verde

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Spain vs. Cabo Verde odds, prediction, time: 2026 World Cup picks, best bets by expert on 18-8 roll
SportsLine's Martin Green has revealed his Spain vs. Cabo Verde best bets for their 2026 World Cup match on Monday

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Spain back at full strength ahead of its World Cup opener against Cape Verde
ESPN · 1d
Spain vs Cape Verde at World Cup 2026: TV channel, how to watch, kick-off time, live stream, referee, predicted line-ups

Spain, World Cup

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Steve Nicol issues strong warning to Spain ahead of World Cup opener vs Cape Verde
Spain enters the 2026 World Cup as heavy favorites, but ESPN's Steve Nicol just issued a sharp warning for La Roja.

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Giants put reliever Keaton Winn on IL with elbow strain
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Rodolfo Durán homers and drives in 3 to lift Padres to 5-2 win over Orioles
USA Today

Will Lamine Yamal play in Spain World Cup opener vs Cape Verde?

Lamine Yamal is questionable for Spain's World Cup opener against Cape Verde on Monday June 15, according to head coach Luis de la Fuente. The teenage star's status for the tournament has been in doubt since he suffered a season-ending hamstring injury with Barcelona in late April.
The Indianapolis Star

Ranking all 48 World Cup teams by odds to win championship

France and Spain are among the favorites to take home the 2026 World Cup. Here's a look at the full, 48-team field ranked by their odds to win.
BBC

Uruguay v Spain Highlights

Cut straight to the action with the latest highlights from the FIFA World Cup 2026.
The Wall Street Journal on MSN

It’s coming home—to England. Or Portugal. Or Spain. Or France. Two experts (and whatever Jason Gay is) debate the 2026 World Cup

The Journal’s sports columnist leads a roundtable with acclaimed WSJ soccer correspondents Joshua Robinson and Jonathan Clegg on who’s going to win and who’s going to collapse.

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