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About this match
Cabo Verde and Arabia Saudí faced off in the Grupo H of the 2026 World Cup on Friday, June 26, 2026 at NRG Stadium, Houston. The final score was Cabo Verde 0 - 0 Arabia Saudí. Cabo Verde (FIFA Ranking #67, World Cup debut) and Arabia Saudí (FIFA Ranking #60, 6 World Cups) starred in this duel of the most important tournament in world soccer. Check the head-to-head history, statistics and make your predictions on FutbolQuiniela.
Match preview
Cabo Verde vs Arabia Saudí is one of the matches of the opening phase of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The fixture is scheduled for Friday, June 26, 2026 and is part of the official calendar of the tournament organized by FIFA. Cabo Verde (#67 FIFA, CAF) is making its first ever appearance at a FIFA World Cup, an absolute debut on the biggest stage. Arabia Saudí (#60 FIFA, AFC) arrives with 6 World Cup appearances and a best historic result of octavos de final. The FIFA ranking gap is narrow, suggesting a balanced match where any detail can tip the scales. The match is played at NRG Stadium, in Houston, one of the 16 host venues of the 2026 World Cup. The match ended Cabo Verde 0 - 0 Arabia Saudí, an official 2026 World Cup result that is now part of the tournament’s record. On FutbolQuiniela you can submit your prediction for Cabo Verde vs Arabia Saudí, review the head-to-head history, check the recent form of both national teams and compete in the free 2026 World Cup quiniela against thousands of fans across Latin America.
Pre-match news
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The Tribune · 4 Jul 2026
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The Tribune · 2 Jul 2026