Saudi Arabia's defensive strategy fell apart as Spain dismantled their low block with ruthless efficiency, leaving coach Georgios Donis lamenting his team's lack of steel around ​their penalty area after Sunday's 4-0 World Cup defeat.

Spain remains one of the favorites to lift the trophy even after their surprising 0-0 draw against Cape Verde in its opener. Saudi Arabia will look to capitalize on that pressure

Saudi Arabia is using Austin as its base for the World Cup. The Green Falcons are hoping to reach the knockout stage for the second time.

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Goalkeeper David Raya has backed Spain to be "more clinical" in Sunday's World Cup game with Saudi Arabia, telling ESPN that the team's morale hasn't been hit by their draw with Cape Verde.