Saudi Arabia aiming high against Uruguay in Miami opener
MIAMI, June 14 : Saudi Arabia coach Georgios Donis said he will not be sending out a "passive" team to play for a draw in their World Cup opener against Uruguay on Monday and expects his players to be highly competitive against the South Americans at Miami Stadium.With European champions Spain and Cape Verde
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