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Final score: France 2-0 Uruguay
These teams created the same number of opening chances, but goalkeepers and faceoffs made the difference. On one side, Hugo Lloris was flawless. On the other hand, Fernando Muslera made a huge mistake. Uruguay is not very well behind and seems a little stunned after the opening of Raphael Varane
Fans will wonder what could have happened if Edinson Cavani was able to play. Uruguay was very dependent on Suarez and Cavani to create goals by themselves in this tournament. Cavani's replacement, Cristhian Stuani, was poor of relief.
France is now awaiting the winner of the Belgium-Brazil match, which should give them the best results of this tournament. Argentina and Uruguay have not gone too far, but it is probably about to become much more difficult.
GOAL Antoine Griezmann! France 2-0 Uruguay
It will be Griezmann's goal on the box score, but actually, it's a goal against his side Fernando Muslera. The Uruguayan goalkeeper turned what should have been a routine shot into an absolute screamer, offering a second goal to France
Halftime: France 1-0 Uruguay
It was a physical match, the only one in the world. referee eager to dig away game go dirty. Unsurprisingly, the best chances for both teams came from free kicks. France has been leading for most of the first period, but Uruguay seems perfectly capable of coming back in the match – they have actually shot more than Les Bleus
44 – What a stop from Lloris!
Martin Caceres can not believe that he did not score, and even Hugo Lloris's teammates do not know how he got to this one. Diego Godin was so stunned that he missed an easy rebound.
GOAL Raphael Varane! France 1-0 Uruguay
With all the fouling in this game, it should not be surprising that the goal of opening came from a dead ball situation, and what was the game in square. Antoine Griezmann dismissed the Uruguayan defense with a gaping step, then threw a nice header to Varane's head. The Real Madrid defender led a perfect 12-yard lead in the back of the net, and Les Bleus have a lead to defend.
Ew.
15 – Mbappe, why?
With all the time and Kylian Mbappe could have dropped him and put him in the net. Instead he tried … whatever that header is. Ouch
Uruguay and France kept 10 identical players from their round of 16, with one forced change each. The Blues are without Blaise Matuidi suspended, and presented Corentin Tolisso in his place. Edinson Cavani is injured for Uruguay, so Cristhian Stuani will be in the lead. If you know Stuani since his debut in Middlesbrough, you may be surprised to learn that he scored 21 goals in La Liga this season
Uruguay and France
The quarterfinal of the 2018 World Cup begins Friday, with the first match between Uruguay and France. The kickoff is scheduled for 10am ET at the Nizhny Novgorod stadium in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, and you can watch it on Fox Sports 1 and Telemundo. Online streaming is available in English via Fox Sports Go here or in Spanish via Telemundo here
Uruguay was eliminated from the knockout stages at the 2014 World Cup and finished in fourth place at the 2010 World Cup. The team holds two titles in its 12 appearances in the tournament. France was eliminated in the quarter-finals of the 2014 World Cup after being eliminated in the group stage in 2010. France has participated in 14 World Cups, but holds only one title.
The winner of this game gets one of four places available for the semifinal and will face the winner of Brazil and Belgium in the match.
Uruguay Vs. France Time, TV channel, and streaming info
Time: 10:00 am ET
Location: Nizhny Novgorod Stadium, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia
TV: Fox Sports 1 (english), Telemundo (Spanish) [19659025] Streaming: Watch the game on Fox Sports Go (English) and Telemundo Deportes in vivo (Spanish) for free if you connect with your TV provider. It's also about subscription services like Fubo and Hulu
Odds: France -0.5 (OddsShark whole odds)
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