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The story continues
By Gustavo Gallino
One of the most famous Uruguayan flags, which always looks at the Estadio Centenario when playing the blue, shows the most important dates in our history . In 1930 and 1950 now added the 2010, with this memorable campaign.
The game yesterday was the confirmation that the best approach celestial history of World Cups. With this victory, there are seven World Cup matches in which our selection remains unbeaten, thanks to two draws in 2002, the initial tie with France and the subsequent victories of the championship. Of course, getting into the top four in the world creates an indescribable feeling and it is most important.
addition, the prettiest of this feat was the shape. A party suffered, fought, locked, with critical time as the output of injury Lugano, Fucile drop and penalty in the last minute, after a bad free kick taken by the Portuguese referee. A judge who had a painful performance, mimicking the general level of refereeing at this World Cup. It ended a game of 120 minutes, in which Uruguay had done everything to win and put his hands Suárez. There was no alternative. It seemed that history was over, but as Tabarez said, "something pushed us to victory." Crucial Gyan missed the penalty and finished the overtime. In the criminal
what we all saw. Muslera hands, the quality of minced Forlan and crazy raving Abreu did an entire people. The stadium, with capacity for 90,000 souls, mostly African, emptied very fast and were a handful of Uruguayan celebrating. The sky already know these things. Playing against a stadium and an entire continent against, against judges, and achieve silence them all, playing football with the heart. There is a myth that Uruguay is a land of great men, and yesterday the group led by Tabarez demonstrated.
What comes now is a gift, well deserved of course, and you still enjoy it. Uruguay World Cup stays until 11 July, either the final or third or fourth. Whatever happens, this year will go down in history and the enjoyment of these days will last forever in the collective memory of the Uruguayans.
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