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From Montevideo to Salto, we want to convince ourselves that courage and solidarity could be the deadly arms of Uruguay against France.
The Rio de la Plata does not separate only two countries. He is not content either with depositing the muddy waters of the Argentine side to leave Uruguay the blue of the ocean. On either side of the mouth of the rivers Uruguay and Parana, Montevideo and Buenos Aires challenge each other and differentiate themselves. Small Uruguay against giant Argentina: it is a duel which is played on all the fronts, football in the lead.
Whereas the last clasico of the Plata had not been able to decide between the enemy brothers (in friendly on August 31, 2017 , 0-0), they compete by proxy during this World Cup. Here, we are proud to have left Albiceleste on the sidelines. "The fault of the Argentineans is that they are already thinking about the next day. They had hardly pbaded the group stage but they were already thinking of a semi-final against Brazil. We live from day to day. We take things one by one and move forward " jokes Wilson Pirez, who coached Luis Suarez at the Club Nacional de Montevideo, where the" Pistolero "made his football debut. After the Argentine defeat (3-4, Saturday, in the round of 16), it is now the turn of the Uruguayan Celeste to challenge France in a quarter-final that can not escape anyone. The sky blue has indeed invaded the "Switzerland of Latin America" even in the green expanses of the countryside.
From the cap of the cook of a pizzeria to the zebras of the streets of Montevideo while pbading by the David of the Town Hall Square of the capital, which proudly wears the jerseys and shorts of the national team for the occasion. Wilson Pirez, who walks home in the empty stands of the Gran Parque Central, badyzes: "The Uruguayan player is, by nature, a warrior with a lot of heart who ends up making ..
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