- Spain has -145 odds to defeat Uruguay and win Group H, but a Uruguay loss could send them home depending on the outcome of Cape Verde vs Saudi Arabia.
- A draw at +245 would comfortably send both teams through to the Round of 32.
- The best goalscorer bets are Mikel Oyarzabal (+125) from Spain, and Federico Valverde (+550) from Uruguay as a talented longshot.
GUADALAJARA, Mexico – Spain needs just one point to secure the top spot in Group H, but they’re -145 moneyline favorites against Uruguay on Friday night. Uruguay would be content with a draw at +245 legal sports betting odds, but they’re at risk of falling to third in the group if Cape Verde (+167) beats Saudi Arabia.
Uruguay vs Spain Betting Lines
| Team | Spread | Moneyline | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Uruguay | +0.5, +1 (-108) | +475 | O 2, 2.5 (-105) |
| Spain | -0.5, -1 (-108) | –145 | U 2, 2.5 (-115) |
| Draw | — | +245 | — |
A third-place finish for Uruguay would likely put them up against England in the Round of 32, giving them even more motivation to handle business against the Spanish powerhouse. Spain are unbeaten in their last 10 World Cup meetings with Uruguay (five wins, five draws), but historical patterns favor a close game between these two familiar foes with each of the last two meetings ending in a draw.
Best Goalscorer Props In Spain vs Uruguay
Spain players make up each of the top 10 spots for goalscorer odds, led by Mikel Oyarzabal at +125 odds. Oyarzabal scored twice already and has been dangerous around the box.
Uruguay/Spain Anytime Goal Scorer Odds
- Mikel Oyarzabal (ESP) +125
- Borja Iglesias (ESP) +135
- Ferran Torres (ESP) +155
- Lamine Yamal (ESP) +155
- Dani Olmo (ESP) +255
- Mikel Merino (ESP) +265
- Nico Williams (ESP) +265
- Víctor Muñoz (ESP) +285
- Álex Baena (ESP) +300
- Yéremy Pino (ESP) +310
- Federico Viñas (URU) +380
- Darwin Núñez (URU) +425
- Federico Valverde (URU) +550
- Maximiliano Arujo (UR) +650
There’s plenty of value at World Cup betting sites for any Uruguay player to score, with Federico Vinas being the most likely at +380 odds. Uruguay’s leading scorer is Sporting FC’s Maxi Arujo, who has long +650 odds to score in a third consecutive World Cup game.
The best value is on Federico Valverde to score against Spain at +550 odds. While Valverde hasn’t found the net yet in his 2026 World Cup campaign, he’s put up a team-leading 10 attempts at goal across two matches. Against Saudi Arabia, the Real Madrid midfielder put two of his three shots on goal, inspiring confidence for long +550 odds to score against Spain.
