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URUGUAY LINEUP: Egidio Arevalo, Ignacio Gonzalez, Diego Forlan, Alvaro Pereira, Diego Perez, Maxi Pereira, Mauricio Victorino, Fernando Muslera, Diego Godin, Luis Suarez, and team captain Diego Lugano.
FRANCE LINEUP: Abou Diaby, Nicolas Anelka, William Gallas, Hugo Lloris, Franck Ribery, Yoann Gourcuff, Bacary Sagna, Eric Abidal, Sidney Govou, Jeremy Toulalan, and team captain Patrice Evra.
Uruguay vs France is the second match set in the first day of 2010 FIFA World Cup. The match will take place at Cape Town Stadium in Cape Town. Yuichi Nishimura is the referee of this match. Jeong Hae Sang of South Korea and Toru Sagara of Japan are the assitant referees while Joel Aguilar of El Salvador is the fourth offical of this game.
URUGUAY VS FRANCE LIVE UPDATES / RESULTS: France has top players in the field which is said to be their big advantage against Uruguay. Manchester United left wingback Patrice Evra, Arsenal box-to-box central midfielder Abou Diaby, Arsenal center back and highly capable player William Gallas, Bayern Munich’ precise passer Franck Ribery, and Chelsea striker Nicolas Anelka are the aces of French national football team. Barcelona striker Thierry Henry and Chelsea left winger Florent Malouda are also part of the team but manager Raymond Domenech decided not to put them in the starting lineup. Henry and Malouda were sitting on the bench in the first half and waiting for someone from their team to score. Domenech decided to put Henry with 18 minutes left in the game. Henry replaced Anelka. Three minutes after the substitution, Malouda replaced Yoann Gourcuff. But it seems that it is already too late for Henry and Malouda to score. Uruguay team has tough defense since the first half and it continued ’till the final minutes of the game.
The game ended in a tie.
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Topics: Abou Diaby, Bacary Sagna, Diego Lugano, Eric Abidal, FIFA World Cup, Florent Malouda, Franck Ribery, Hugo Lloris, Jeremy Toulalan, Nicolas Anelka, Patrice Evra, Raymond Domenech, results, score, Sidney Govou, Soccer, sports, Thierry Henry, William Gallas, World Cup, Yoann Gourcuff
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