In today’s Football Daily: Cape Verde go big but Uruguay go home

Fernando Muslera got both hands to the ball. That is the cruel part. In the forty-second minute of Uruguay’s final group game against Spain, Alex Baena struck a shot that the goalkeeper read and reached, a save he had made ten thousand times across two decades at the top. His palms met the ball. And…

Uruguay head coach Marcelo Bielsa's frustration boiled over quickly after the final whistle.

Yes, friends! Uruguay is out of the 2026 FIFA World Cup!The early elimination in the group stage was sealed with a 1–0 defeat to Spain in Guadalajara, Mexico.The match, however, was marked by a dram...

Fernando Muslera has accepted responsibility for Uruguay's World Cup exit after requesting to be substituted at half-time against Spain. Marcelo Bielsa confirmed the veteran goalkeeper made the decision himself following the error that led to Alex Baena's winning goal in Uruguay's 1-0 defeat.

Uruguay had a forgettable run at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, despite being a favorite to go deep in the knockout stages. Uruguay faced off against Spain in their final Group H matchup, and it was clear that anything other than a victory would mean trouble for the South Americans.

Uruguay wave goodbye to the World Cup after a 1-0 defeat to Spain, a result that allows La Roja to finish the group unbeaten and condemns La Celeste to elimination, paving the way for Cape Verde’s h...

Uruguay goalkeeper Fernando Muslera made a massive error that cost his side, as they lost 1-0 to Spain and crashed out of the 2026 World Cup in North America.The South Americans needed a draw to advan...

The veteran goalkeeper has made three errors that have led to goals for Uruguay’s opponents in a dreadful World Cup campaign