The inaugural World Cup winner, Uruguay, gets its tournament started in Miami this summer, facing Saudi Arabia at the Hard Rock Stadium on Monday.
The Green Falcons are competing at their seventh World Cup and third in succession. Last time out, they were responsible for producing one of the tournament‘s most memorable upsets, rallying from behind to beat eventual champions Argentina. Still, the result wasn‘t enough for them to progress into the knockouts for the first time since 1994.