What's at stake

A slate of player props covering saves, goals, shots, and assists between Uruguay and Spain.

Payouts hinge on whether individuals reach thresholds—Rochet's saves, Oyarzabal's goals, and combined goals-plus-assists for midfielders and forwards.

Who's in play

Sergio Rochet, Uruguay's goalkeeper, and Spain attackers Mikel Oyarzabal, Lamine Yamal, Rodri, and Pedri drive many markets.

Other listed figures include Federico Valverde, Agustín Canobbio, Federico Viñas, Dani Olmo, Pedro Porro, Nico Williams, and several forwards.

What drives it

Tactics, formation, and managerial instructions set how many chances attackers receive and how busy the goalkeeper becomes.

Set-piece volume, pressing intensity, substitutions timing, and match state (lead vs trailing) alter shot and assist counts as well as the number of saves required.

What to watch

Monitor the confirmed starting XIs and whether Oyarzabal, Valverde, and Rochet are selected and how coaches position key attackers.

Track early match tempo, cards that open space, substitutions around 60–75 minutes, live shot maps, and expected possession splits for signs the props will move.