The 2018 World Cup opens Thursday in Russia with an 11 a.m. ET match between the host country and Saudi Arabia.
Both sides are looking for their first World Cup win in a long time. Russia hasn’t won at the World Cup since 2002, and Saudi Arabia’s last World Cup finals’ victory came against the United States in 1994.
Here are the lineups for both sides. And the tactical lineups.
The referee is Argentina’s Pitana Nestor. You can follow the conversation using #WorldCup on Twitter and find more information from FIFA.
Here’s how to watch:
What: Russia vs. Saudi Arabia opening match
When: Thursday, 11 a.m. ET
Where: Luzhniki Stadium — Moscow, Russia
TV: Fox or Telemundo
Streaming: fuboTV