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New Zealand burst onto the scene as a disciplined, hard-fighting unit, capable of setting a high tempo, playing direct football and wearing down any opponent with their physicality. On the other side, the Iberian team step up as a true world powerhouse, loyal to their identity of patient possession, quick passing and fluid combination play – the trademark style that took them to glory at the 2010 World Cup and the European Championship. It’s finesse versus power: a team used to battling for trophies against another that squeezes every last drop out of every 50-50 ball.
In a World Cup group stage where a single slip can cost you qualification, these 90 minutes will be played on the edge of competitive tension.
The reigning European champions arrive backed by an envy-inducing trophy cabinet and rock-solid present: a constant presence at the top of the FIFA rankings and a generation that blends authority with flair, led by stars such as Rodri, Pedri, Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams. The Oceania side, unbeaten in the 2010 group stage and back again on the biggest stage, rely on the firepower and leadership of Chris Wood, supported by an indefatigable back line.
Secure your seat, grab your tickets and experience live a clash of styles that’s shaping up to be one of the standout battles of this World Cup.