France defeated Uruguay first time ever in World Cup
France became the first team to reach the semifinals of this Football World Cup. In the quarter-finals, he defeated Uruguay 2-0. France has made the last 4 of the World Cup for the sixth time. Uruguay lost the first time in the quarter-finals after 1966. Rafael Varan scored the goal in the 40th minute for France in the match. He delivered the ball to the goalpost by heading at Antoine Greizman's corner kick. In the 61st minute, Grizzman scored the second goal. Grizzman hit the shot from outside the box and the ball hit Uruguay goalkeeper Fernando Mussellera and went into the goalpost. For the first time in this World Cup, Grygman has scored a goal from outside the box. Earlier he had done both the penalty penalties.
France defeated three South American teams in this World Cup: France became the second country to beat three South American teams in one World Cup. This time he defeated Peru, Argentina and Uruguay. Earlier this was done by the Netherlands in 1974. Then he defeated Uruguay, Argentina and Brazil. At the same time, France played against South American teams 6 times in the knockout round and won 5 times. Brazil was defeated by just 1 time in the 1958 World Cup semi-final.
2-2 yellow cards for both teams in the match: Lukas Hernandez of France got the first yellow cards of the match in the 33rd minute. The referee showed yellow card to Kylian Embape in the 69th minute. In the 80th minute of France, Tongjos replaced Enjonji, 88th minute replacing Ambeppe in Dembele and 90 + 3 minutes to replace the faucier.
Rodrigo Bentankar of Uruguay got 39th minute and Christie Rodriguez got yellow cards in the 69th minute. Uruguay made two replacements in the 59th minute together. In place of Stuyani, he sent Christine Rodriguez to the ground instead of Gomez and Bentaner. In the 73rd minute, Jonathan turned to the ground in place of Nandes.
Uruguay's lack of Kawani: Before Malacca, a tremendous setback was already done to Uruguay. His star striker Edison Kawani got out of the team due to injury. He scored a total of 3 goals for the team in this World Cup. Kawani scored two goals against Portugal in the pre-quarterfinals. They were injured in the same match.
France (starting XI): Hugo Loris, Benjamin Pavard, Rafael Varan, Samuel Umiti, Paul Pogba, Antoine Greizman, Olivier Gerard, Kielian Embuppe, Cortine Tololo, Angolo Kante, Lucas Hernandez.
Uruguay (Eleventh XI): Fernando Musselera, Jose Maria Gimenez, Diego Godin, Rodrigo Bantankar, Nahitto Nandez, Luis Suarez, Christian Stuani, Lucas Torreira, Matisas Vesino, Diego Laxelt, Martin Kaisers.
France defeated three South American teams in this World Cup: France became the second country to beat three South American teams in one World Cup. This time he defeated Peru, Argentina and Uruguay. Earlier this was done by the Netherlands in 1974. Then he defeated Uruguay, Argentina and Brazil. At the same time, France played against South American teams 6 times in the knockout round and won 5 times. Brazil was defeated by just 1 time in the 1958 World Cup semi-final.
2-2 yellow cards for both teams in the match: Lukas Hernandez of France got the first yellow cards of the match in the 33rd minute. The referee showed yellow card to Kylian Embape in the 69th minute. In the 80th minute of France, Tongjos replaced Enjonji, 88th minute replacing Ambeppe in Dembele and 90 + 3 minutes to replace the faucier.
Rodrigo Bentankar of Uruguay got 39th minute and Christie Rodriguez got yellow cards in the 69th minute. Uruguay made two replacements in the 59th minute together. In place of Stuyani, he sent Christine Rodriguez to the ground instead of Gomez and Bentaner. In the 73rd minute, Jonathan turned to the ground in place of Nandes.
Uruguay's lack of Kawani: Before Malacca, a tremendous setback was already done to Uruguay. His star striker Edison Kawani got out of the team due to injury. He scored a total of 3 goals for the team in this World Cup. Kawani scored two goals against Portugal in the pre-quarterfinals. They were injured in the same match.
France (starting XI): Hugo Loris, Benjamin Pavard, Rafael Varan, Samuel Umiti, Paul Pogba, Antoine Greizman, Olivier Gerard, Kielian Embuppe, Cortine Tololo, Angolo Kante, Lucas Hernandez.
Uruguay (Eleventh XI): Fernando Musselera, Jose Maria Gimenez, Diego Godin, Rodrigo Bantankar, Nahitto Nandez, Luis Suarez, Christian Stuani, Lucas Torreira, Matisas Vesino, Diego Laxelt, Martin Kaisers.
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