Spain vs. Cape Verde Prediction, Lineups, Odds and Bet Builder Tips for World Cup Group H Match
Spain are heavy favorites, and SportsLine’s Martin Green expects a low-scoring opener with the total set at 3.5 goals.
- On Monday, World Cup favorites Spain kick off their tournament against tournament debutants Cabo Verde at Atlanta Stadium, with kickoff scheduled for noon ET.
- FanDuel Sportsbook lists Spain as-1250 favorites on the 90-minute money line, with Cabo Verde at +2700 and the over/under for total goals set at 3.5.
- Betting expert Martin Green, who returned nearly $1,000 in profit on Champions League picks, suggests leaning Under, telling SportsLine " lack quality in attack, so they could struggle to score in this game."
- Spain welcomes back star strikers Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams from injury; due to their return, the pair may see limited playing time, potentially restricting goal-scoring opportunities.
- This contest marks the first-ever meeting between the two nations as Cabo Verde enters the 2026 World Cup ranked 67th, while La Roja seeks their second championship.
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After the euphoria of qualification, Cape Verde faces a grueling World Cup debut today against the superstars of Spain. Lerin Duarte, former player for Sparta, Heracles, and Ajax, speaks about this impossible task, ‘Cabo pride,’ and the slim chance that the island group will reach the next round. “Then we will make history again.”
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It's the fifth day of this summer's huge World Cup, with three games taking place later on.Minnows Cape Verde face the difficult task of downing Spain, who are among the favourites for the tournament.La Roja last won football's biggest prize back in 2010 and have often struggled to scale those dizzying heights in the time since.However, having won the European Championships two years ago - and possessing top names in every department - Spain go …

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