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ICEKHIDThe gap in competitive quality between the two sides is immediately obvious when you break down their recent form and underlying performance data. Host India have been stuck in a worrying slump across their latest run of warm-up matches. Their most recent fixture ended in a crushing 0-4 defeat to Brazil, where they were already 0-2 down at half time. They only registered 6 total corner kicks compared to Brazil’s 8, a stat that perfectly highlights their lack of attacking threat and completely disorganized defensive system. Even in their prior 1-1 draw with Panama, India were clearly on the back foot for most of the game, only earning 4 corners while their opponents picked up 7. Uruguay, by contrast, have shown far higher tactical awareness and consistent match control, making them the far more dominant side heading into this international friendly. India’s recent run of form has been deeply underwhelming, with no wins across their last six competitive and friendly fixtures. They haO/U
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1-6 Uruguay
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SastraMRLooking at host India's recent competitive form, the side has posted rather inconsistent results across all fixtures, with a win rate of only 20%, a draw rate of 20% and a loss rate as high as 60%. This data clearly points to their lack of stability when facing opponents of varying competitive levels. In this international friendly against the strong visiting Uruguay side, India's underlying stats also show obvious flaws in their match structure. They have scored 12 total goals across their recent run while conceding 17, leaving them with a goal difference of -5. Their average goals per game stands at 1.2, while the average goals conceded per match hits 1.75, which reveals a clear imbalance between their attacking and defensive performances. India has turned in highly inconsistent showings across all recent competitive outings, with a win rate of only 20%, 20% of matches ending in draws, and a staggering 60% loss rate. This stat line clearly exposes their lack of stability when facingAHINT FRL
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1-6 Uruguay
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Martín EpsteinA close look at the two sides' recent competitive records reveals they sit in a surprisingly similar overall win rate bracket. Across all recent full matches, India has recorded a 20% win rate, with draws making up another 20% and losses as high as 60%, a set of stats that clearly shows their consistent struggles when facing stronger opponents. Uruguay puts up a far more balanced performance by comparison. While their win rate also stands at 20%, their draw ratio rises to 50% with a 30% loss rate. This steady data distribution indicates the South American side's solid match control and outstanding resilience on the pitch. The two sides post nearly identical 1.2 goals per game on the attacking end at first glance, but deeper stats reveal notable gaps in their threat creation. India averages 3.7 corner kicks per match, while Uruguay hits 4.8, a higher figure that usually signals stronger penetration in the final third and more varied ways to generate scoring chances. On the defensive endO/UINT FRL
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1-6 Uruguay
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