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Uruguay to Wear Pink Socks for Breast Cancer Awareness
India and Uruguay are going to play a football match in Kolkata.
Uruguay’s players will wear pink socks during the game.
The socks are meant to help people think about breast cancer.
The campaign encourages awareness, prevention, and finding the disease early.
This is the first international match in which Uruguay has worn pink socks.
India and Uruguay last played each other in 1982.
The match also gives Indian players a chance to compete against a team that has won the FIFA World Cup twice.
Uruguay will wear pink socks in its international friendly against India in Kolkata.
The socks are part of a breast cancer awareness campaign promoting prevention and early detection.
It will be the first time Uruguay has worn pink socks in an international fixture.
The match is the nations’ first meeting since 1982, a gap of 44 years.
The friendly gives India a chance to face a two-time FIFA World Cup-winning nation.
- Who
- India and Uruguay's national football teams.
- What
- An international friendly, with Uruguay players wearing pink socks for a breast cancer awareness campaign.
- Where
- Kolkata, India.
- When
- The article does not provide the match date; the teams last met in 1982.
- Why
- Uruguay's pink socks aim to raise breast cancer awareness and encourage prevention and early detection.
Key facts
- Match
- India vs Uruguay international friendly
- Location
- Kolkata
- Uruguay's campaign
- Breast cancer awareness
- Campaign message
- Promote awareness, prevention, and early detection
- Pink socks milestone
- Uruguay's first international fixture wearing pink socks
- Previous meeting
- The teams last met in 1982, 44 years before this friendly, according to the article
- Uruguay's World Cup record
- The article describes Uruguay as a two-time FIFA World Cup-winning nation
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