Group H features Spain, Uruguay, Saudi Arabia, and Cape Verde, with the race for last place remaining tight due to early group-stage results and comparable team profiles. Saudi Arabia and Cape Verde sit near the bottom after mixed opening fixtures, including a 1-1 draw between Uruguay and Saudi Arabia, while Spain has asserted dominance in its matches. Cape Verde’s defensive organization and counter-attacking threat have kept results close, limiting the gap in implied probabilities reflected by trader consensus. Uruguay’s experience and attacking depth reduce its risk of finishing last despite the draw, leaving the bottom two spots highly contested heading into remaining fixtures on June 21 and 26. This balance of form, squad depth, and schedule keeps the market bunched among the lower-ranked sides.