Ferran Torres

ANALYSIS
Torres started Spain's World Cup opener, occupying the right side of the three-headed attack. He, like the rest of his teammates, was frustrated by Cape Verde's impressive low block, though had the best of Spain's chances in the match. He hit the crossbar in the 41st minute and then had a great opportunity to score four minutes later but failed to strike with enough conviction. He was ultimately replaced by Dani Olmo in the 81st minute, finishing with four shots and four crosses. With Nico Williams and Lamine Yamal both making their returns to the pitch Monday, Spain's starting front three will likely look different moving forward. The decision will ultimately boil down to Torres versus Mikel Oyarzabal in the middle, though it's too early to tell who will get the nod Sunday versus Saudi Arabia.