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Portugal vs Uzbekistan: World Cup 2026 Group K Live Coverage

Portugal face Uzbekistan in a crucial World Cup 2026 Group K match. Portugal have made two lineup changes with Ronaldo starting. Uzbekistan seek their first point in their debut World Cup campaign.

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Portugal fans on the march to the ground in Houston before their World Cup game against Uzbekistan

Portugal Line-up

Portugal have made two changes to their starting XI from the match against DR Congo. Bernardo Silva and Tomas Araújo have been moved to the bench, with Ruben Dias and João Félix coming into the starting lineup. Cristiano Ronaldo continues as captain and starts once again.

Portugal (4-3-3): Diogo Costa; Dias, Veiga, Cancelo, Mendes; Fernandes, Neves, Vitinha; Ronaldo, João Félix, Neto. Subs: Sá, Rui Silva, Semedo, Araújo, Dalot, Inácio, Samú Costa, Nunes, Bernardo Silva, Neves, Ramos, Trincão, Leão, Guedes, Conceição.

Match Context and Fixtures

Here is a reminder of what occurred in both nations’ opening matches:

Portugal vs Uzbekistan is one of several games taking place today. Below is the full fixture list for the day.

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Welcome to the World Cup Group K match between Portugal and Uzbekistan. The result of this game could see Portugal temporarily move to the top of the group, with Colombia currently leading after their opening victory against Uzbekistan.

Portugal currently sit third in the group following a 1-1 draw against DR Congo. There has been considerable discussion regarding Cristiano Ronaldo’s performance in that fixture, and further analysis will be provided shortly.

For Uzbekistan, they are seeking their first point of the tournament to boost their chances of advancing to the knockout stages. Portugal are favored to secure all three points, as this is Uzbekistan’s first appearance in a men’s World Cup.

Team news will be announced shortly before kick-off at 6pm BST / 1pm CDT / 10pm UST. We will provide all updates, including pre-match comments. Please feel free to send any questions or comments via email.

This article was sourced from theguardian

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