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Match facts. Egypt 0 - 1 Uruguay



 The second match of the world cup 2018 was played by Egypt against Uruguay. It should be noted that in the football history of these two countries,  they have met only once and the outcome was a draw. But this was not the case as Uruguay took the lead with 1 goal against 0 for Egypt


Giménez Scores for Uruguay
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The game opened with Mohamed Salah on the bench. Though there, he still had the spotlight of the match as Egypt's Upper hand.

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The tussle went on all the first half with both sides standing firm, yet none making a goal difference.
The first lapse closed up with scores all at a null for both sides.
Moments, Egypt vs Uruguay
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These was the lineup and squads used;
Match lineup, squads and substitutions, Egypt vs Uruguay, world cup Russia 2018
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The second half of the match showed press on the Pharoahs of Egypt by Uruguay, with Suarez and Cavani missing phenomenal goals.
Suarez mourns missed goal.

At one minute to stoppage time, Uruguay made the difference with an unstoppable head out from J. GIMENEZ that brought smiles to the Uruguay team and a mourning on the Pharoahs of Egypt


A couple of changes were made by both teams but the most spectacular and expected of all these changes was that of Mohamed Salah's entry which did not happen.
To the fans, Moh Salah's présence in the field would have stroken a balance between the two sides. They nonetheless cheered their players to keep up with the spirit.


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