More reaction to the Saudi vs. Uruguay game + Guest Gus Poyet

Saudi Arabia coach Georgios Donis said he had not been in charge long enough to ensure the squad have the tactical flexibility needed to deal with an experienced Uruguay side after their 1-1 draw with the South Americans at the World Cup on Monday.

Uruguay dominated but had to settle for a 1-1 draw against Saudi Arabia in the sweltering heat of Miami on Monday to leave an intriguing Group H wide open.

However, Marcelo Bielsa's side improved significantly after the break. Uruguay dominated large spells of the second half, with Maxi Araujo levelling the scores before Saudi Arabia goalkeeper Mohammed Al-Owais produced a string of excellent saves to preserve a point for his side.

With Cabo Verde managing a tie against Spain today, Saudi Arabia and Uruguay have a chance to take the lead in Group H. Here's how to watch.

Excitement erupts at Miami Stadium as Miami hosts its first-ever FIFA World Cup game. Uruguay and Saudi Arabia end in a 1-1 draw, with fans from around the globe showing their passion. CBS News Miami has full team coverage of the match and the World Cup’s impact on South Florida.