This is a Spain predicted lineup for their final group stage outing against Uruguay. With only four points so far, the 2010 winners can’t take their foot off the gas just yet as there is a scenario where they drop to third if they lose this one. They might still take things easy and hope for a draw, particularly if they hope to further ease Nico Williams into the tournament and experiment further with their midfield setup.<\/p>\n
Read More:\u00a0<\/strong>Ecuador Finally Finds Its Goals\u2014and The World Cup Round of 32<\/a><\/p>\n With Nico Williams<\/a> confirming he is fit to play, the only injury doubt would be Victor Munoz who was sidelined for the first two tournament matches. The rest of the squad is deemed fit to last the 90, Williams has been featured in cameos and may be a half-time change.<\/p>\n Luis de la Fuente has gone for a standard 4-3-3 in the tournament so far. Unai Simon has started both matches in goal with Pau Cubarsi, Aymeric Laporte, and Marc Cucurella making up three of the back four. Marcos Llorente and Pedro Porro have swapped the right back spot.<\/p>\n In midfield, Rodri and Pedro have started both outings, Fabian Ruiz was originally in the trio but moved out for Dani Olmo against Saudi Arabia, Olmo was impressive against the stubborn defence.<\/p>\n Read More:\u00a0<\/strong>Daniel Munoz Drives Colombia’s World Cup Ambition After Win Over DR Congo<\/a><\/p>\nSpain Predicted Lineup & Team News vs Uruguay<\/h2>\n
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