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Uruguay national football team

The Uruguay national football team is controlled by the Asociación Uruguaya de Fútbol . Uruguay were the first winners of the World Cup, beating Argentina 4-2 in Uruguay in 1930 (they also became world champions in 1950). Uruguay and Argentina hold the record for the most international matches played between two countries, there have been 161 matches played against each other since 1901. The first match against Argentina was the first official international match to be played outside Britain. (Although Canada and the United States played two internationals in 1885 and 1886, neither match is considered official; Canada did not play an official international until 1904 and the USA did not play one until 1916.)

Uruguay won the Copa América 14 times, the first coming in the inaugural tournament in 1916 and the last in 1995 .

World Cup record

Copa América record

  • 1916 - Winners
  • 1917 - Winners
  • 1919 - Runners-up
  • 1920 - Winners
  • 1921 - Third place
  • 1922 - Third place
  • 1923 - Winners
  • 1924 - Winners
  • 1925 - Withdrew
  • 1926 - Winners
  • 1927 - Runners-up
  • 1929 - Third place
  • 1935 - Winners
  • 1937 - Third place
  • 1939 - Runners-up
  • 1941 - Runners-up
  • 1942 - Winners
  • 1945 - Fourth place
  • 1946 - Fourth place
  • 1947 - Third place
  • 1949 - Sixth place
 
  • 1953 - Third place
  • 1955 - Fourth place
  • 1956 - Winners
  • 1957 - Third place
  • 1959 - Sixth place
  • 1959 - Winners
  • 1963 - Withdrew
  • 1967 - Winners
  • 1975 - Semifinals
  • 1979 - Round 1
  • 1983 - Winners
  • 1987 - Winners
  • 1989 - Runners-up
  • 1991 - Round 1
  • 1993 - Quarterfinals
  • 1995 - Winners
  • 1997 - Round 1
  • 1999 - Runners-up
  • 2001 - Fourth place
  • 2004 - Third place

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