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Uruguay
FT
2 : 2
vs
HT 1 : 1
Japan

  • Kick Off at 23:00 (GMT) on 20th June, 2019
  • The referee for this match is Andres Rojas
  • Attendance of 39733 fans at the Arena do Gremio
  • This is a match in Copa America - Copa America Grp. C, Match Day 2, Season 2019

  • Uruguay
  • Goals
  • Suarez (32')
  • Gimenez (66')
  • Japan
  • Goals
  • Miyoshi (25')
  • Miyoshi (59')
  • Cards
  • Ueda (31')
  • Nakajima (78')
Full lineups: Uruguay vs Japan

Uruguay

Starting XI

  • 1. Fernando Muslera
  • 22. Martin Caceres
  • 2. Jose Gimenez
  • 3. Diego Godin
  • 17. Diego Laxalt
  • 8. Nahitan Nandez
  • 14. Lucas Torreira
  • 6. Rodrigo Bentancur
  • 7. Nicolas Lodeiro
  • 9. Luis Suarez
  • 21. Edinson Cavani

Substitutes

  • 5. Matias Vecino
  • 10. Giorgian De Arrascaeta
  • 11. Cristhian Stuani
  • 13. Marcelo Saracchi
  • 12. Martin Campana
  • 23. Martin Silva
  • 4. Giovanni Gonzalez
  • 15. Federico Valverde
  • 16. Gaston Pereiro
  • 18. Maximiliano Gomez
  • 19. Sebastian Coates
  • 20. Jonathan Rodriguez

Coach

  • Oscar Tabarez

Japan

Starting XI

  • 1. Eiji Kawashima
  • 19. Tomoki Iwata
  • 5. Naomichi Ueda
  • 16. Takehiro Tomiyasu
  • 2. Daiki Sugioka
  • 11. Koji Miyoshi
  • 7. Gaku Shibasaki
  • 4. Ko Itakura
  • 10. Shoya Nakajima
  • 18. Shinji Okazaki
  • 20. Hiroaki Abe

Substitutes

  • 12. Ryosuke Kojima
  • 23. Keisuke Osako
  • 3. Yuta Nakayama
  • 6. Kota Watanabe
  • 8. Tatsuya Ito
  • 9. Daizen Maeda
  • 13. Ayase Ueda
  • 14. Teruki Hara
  • 15. Daiki Suga
  • 17. Taishi Matsumoto
  • 21. Takefusa Kubo
  • 22. Yugo Tatsuta

Coach

  • Hajime Moriyasu
  • 14
    fouls
    20
  • 1
    offsides
    1
  • 10
    shots on target
    2
  • 12
    shots off target
    7
  • 6
    blocked shots
    2
  • 2
    counter attacks
    1
  • 7
    corners
    3
  • 40
    crosses
    17
  • 58%
    possession
    42%
89 Votes
Uruguay vs Japan
Team Performance
9 Comments
Top Comments
Fussas 7 years ago
0 169
That refereeing was scandalous. Setting aside the question of what the final scoreline should have been (Uruguay did hit 2 crossbars), that was an extremely soft penalty, and the dismissal of even considering VAR for what was a much clearer foul on a Japanese player on the penalty line was unjustifiable. Good on Japan for pressing on and showing what their young players are made of!
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braininahat 7 years ago
USA 0 90
VAR is a joke. Another team cheated. The Uruguay penalty was no penalty. And the Japanese player was intentionally tripped inside the box -- and not even a look from the ref. This was so pathetic and blatant it borders on racism.
8
HaXXspetten 7 years ago
Sweden 0 883
How on Earth was that a penalty?
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Marcus2011 7 years ago Edited
Chelsea FC, England 277 6501
Typical South American tournament. Then they wonder why people don't this competition as serious as EURO. This is 21st century, stop cheating! We can see everything and we fans who pay your wages, morons!
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Typical South American tournament. Then they wonder why people don't this competition as serious as EURO. This is 21st century, stop cheating! We can see everything and we fans who pay your bill, morons!
Dimitri7 7 years ago
AC Milan, Macedonia 0 1079
I admit that I hadn't watched literally ALL the games on this year's Copa, but I did watch more than half (to say the least), and by my judgment, this was THE BEST match so far!
SHAME on the referee for giving such a penalty for Uruguay! If there was a foul there, it was made by Cavani! An offensive one!
Anyways, aside that crap with the low-life ref, I believe draw is the most realistic outcome of this match!
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HaXXspetten 7 years ago
Sweden 0 883
How on Earth was that a penalty?
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Lambo91 7 years ago
Juventus, Italy 0 5196
Miyoshi is a beast
0
ArthurMorgan 7 years ago
Arsenal, England 1 184
And then they said Japan is American what a joke. What the hell is kim jong un smoking?
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braininahat 7 years ago
USA 0 90
VAR is a joke. Another team cheated. The Uruguay penalty was no penalty. And the Japanese player was intentionally tripped inside the box -- and not even a look from the ref. This was so pathetic and blatant it borders on racism.
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Leonardito 7 years ago
0 1108
Agree with you. Corruption wil never leave this sport till they no longer make money out of it
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AndreiS07 7 years ago
Inter, Moldova 0 247
Muslera never a good gk, poor.
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Fussas 7 years ago
0 169
That refereeing was scandalous. Setting aside the question of what the final scoreline should have been (Uruguay did hit 2 crossbars), that was an extremely soft penalty, and the dismissal of even considering VAR for what was a much clearer foul on a Japanese player on the penalty line was unjustifiable. Good on Japan for pressing on and showing what their young players are made of!
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