One Player. Every Day.
Pedri
For Spain Vs Belgium
With the absence of Amadou Onana, Belgium’s midfield could struggle to cover defensive ground against Spain, a team built on quick combinations and progression through central areas. Pedri could shine by driving from deep or breaking the lines with his innovation and diverse passing range.
Azzedine Ounahi
For Morocco Vs France
After a dazzling display against Canada to send his nation through to the Quarter Finals, Azzedine Ounahi may be able to take advantage of Tchouaméni’s absence or unfavourable condition to pose a threat to the tournament favourites.
Johan Manzambi
For Switzerland Vs Colombia
The Young Player of the Tournament so far. Johan Manzambi has taken this World Cup by storm, his country will look to him to unlock Colombia’s experienced defence with his phenomenal ball-carrying ability and determined delivery.
Alex Baena
For Spain Vs Portugal
After impressing in his most recent outing against Austria, Alex Baena will look to exploit his opposing fullback through archetypal Spanish link-up play, an attribute he truly excels at.
Antonio Nusa
For Norway Vs Brazil
With his devastating running power and quick feet, Nusa will be looking to exploit Brazil’s weakest point: fullback.
Nathan Saliba
For Canada Vs Morocco
Canada’s man that can do it all. His nation will look towards him for inspiration and creative influence in a tough fixture against Morocco.
Lucas Herrington
For Australia Vs Egypt
The Socceroos’ teenage sensation earning his place in the spotlight.
Petar Sučić
For Croatia Vs Portugal
Croatia’s young dynamo looking to cause problems for Portugal.
Noah Sadiki
For DR Congo Vs England
Any joy for DR Congo in this underdog affair will likely start with this man.

