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India Face Uruguay in First Meeting After 44 Years
India's men's football team are playing Uruguay in Kolkata.
The article says the teams are meeting again after 44 years.
India have already played Panama and Brazil in this international window.
This game is India's last one in the window.
In 1982, Uruguay beat India 3-1 in Kolkata.
The article also mentions a 2001 Sahara Cup match in Kochi.
Uruguay used its B team for that game and won 3-0.
The article does not give the score of the current match.
India's senior men's team face Uruguay at Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata.
The match is India's final fixture of the ongoing international window.
India previously played Panama and Brazil during this window.
The teams' 1982 match in Kolkata ended in a 3-1 Uruguay win.
The article also notes a 2001 Sahara Cup game in Kochi, won 3-0 by Uruguay's B team.
- Who
- The senior men's teams of India and Uruguay.
- What
- A football match; the article describes it as the teams' meeting after 44 years.
- Where
- Salt Lake Stadium, Kolkata, India.
- When
- During India's ongoing international window; no date is provided.
- Why
- It is India's final match of the international window.
Key facts
- Venue
- Salt Lake Stadium, Kolkata
- India's previous matches in the window
- Panama and Brazil
- India's schedule
- The Uruguay match is its last fixture of the international window
- 1982 result
- Uruguay beat India 3-1 in Kolkata
- 2001 result
- Uruguay's B team beat India 3-0 in a Sahara Cup match in Kochi
- Current match score
- Not stated in the article
Sources
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