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ATLANTA – After a lackluster showing against Cape Verde, Spain continues its World Cup journey with a Group H match against Saudi Arabia today – Sunday, June 21 – at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia. This World Cup game is available on multiple streaming services for free. How do I watch Spain vs. Saudi Arabia World Cup for free? This World Cup match will broadcast live on FOX at 12 p.m. Eastern (11 a.m. Central) with a Spanish version on Telemundo. Fans who have parted ways with their local cable provider can catch this match by utilizing streaming alternatives like FuboTV ($20 off first month) and DIRECTV ($35 off first month), which both offer a free trial. You can watch this World Cup match on Sling TV with Sling Select for $19.99 per month. FOX on Sling is available in select markets. This game will also stream live on Peacock, which is available for $10.99 per month. Spain was the talk of the tournament’s first week with a shock scoreless draw against debutant Cape Verde. Lamine Yamal was subbed on for the final 20 minutes but was unable to help La Roja surge past the minnows. He is expected to have significant minutes today as he continues recovery from a hamstring injury. A first-ever World Cup start could also be in order. The Spaniards dominated possession against Cape Verde, but lacked polish in front of the goal. Luis de la Fuente’s men will have all the attention and are expected to present a similar control with much different results. The high-powered Spanish attack is fueled by Alvaro Morata, Rodri and Yamal. Pedri controls the midfield and Nico Williams, who is dealing with a muscle injury, paces the wings. He played just a few minutes against Cape Verde but is expected to see more significant time in this match. Of the bunch, 18-year-old Yamal’s fitness, of course, is the X-factor to hoisting the trophy in July. All four teams in Group H are tied at one point heading into their respective second matches. Uruguay faces Cape Verde later today. Liverpool-bound Victor Munoz will miss the tilt with a hamstring injury. Spain faces Uruguay next week. Another shocking draw could put the Spanish in unfathomable danger before that heavyweight clash to decide the fate of the group. Saudi Arabia, which drew 1-1 with Uruguay in its opener, has earned the reputation of ‘Giant Killers’ after their famous 2022 victory over Argentina in the World Cup. It will look to reclaim that title and send Spain into complete disarray. The Green Falcons played a well-disciplined opening match against Uruguay. The ultimate test awaits them in the form of the tournament favorite Spain. Their compact defense will be tested through the 90 minutes and beyond. Saudi Arabia’s counterattack remains their best weapon. Firas Al-Buraikan and Musab Al-Juwayr will hope to capitalize against a Spanish attack that could become desperate as the minutes tick away. Is Lamine Yamal playing today? Yes, Lamine Yamal (hamstring) is expected to have significant minutes today against Saudi Arabia. He played the final 20 minutes against Cape Verde. The Spanish supernova is likley not fit to play a full 90 minutes. Spain projected XI GK: Unai SimónRB: Marcos LlorenteCB: Pau CubarsíCB: Aymeric LaporteLB: Marc CucurellaCM: Fabián RuizDM: RodriCM: PedriRW: Lamine YamalLW: Nico WilliamsST: Mikel Oyarzabal Saudi Arabia projected XI GK: Mohammed Al OwaisRB: Saud AbdulhamidCB: Hassan TambaktiCB: Ali LajamiLB: Moteb Al HarbiCM: Mohammed KannoCM: Abdullah Al KhaibariCM: Ayman YahyaRW: Musab Al JuwayrLW: Feras Al BuraikanST: Salem Al Dawsari Spain vs. Saudi Arabia latest odds Moneyline: Spain: -1000, Saudi Arabia: +2200, Draw: +1100 Here’s more information on how to watch Spain vs. Saudi Arabia FIFA World Cup on TV and streaming services. What: World Cup Group H: Spain vs. Saudi Arabia When: Sunday, June 21, 2026 Time: 12 p.m. Eastern (11 a.m. Central) Where: Mercedes-Benz Stadium | Atlanta, Ga. Channels: FOX and Telemundo Best streaming options: FuboTV (free trial and $20 off first month), DIRECTV (free trial and $35 off first month), Sling TV and Peacock