Uruguay national football team

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At their 14th World Cup tournament in the nation's history, Uruguay are once again a dark horse. It's what you'd expect of a country that has won the tournament in the past — La Celeste were champions in two of the first four World Cups held — and made a semifinal run in 2010. But what matters most in Qatar is the talent that will be on the field. Luis Suarez, Edinson Cavani and Diego Godin are well into their late 30s but will be hoping for one last magical run. This could also turn into the tournament in which the next generation of stars takes over. Federico Valverde, who La Celeste always seem to find a way, including during the recent World Cup qualifiers when things were looking dire and legendary manager Oscar Tabarez was sacked. They made it in the end, and they're one of the favorites to advance from Group H in Qatar. And if Uruguay and their characteristic fight and grit — known as the Garra Charrua — get into the knockouts, anything can happen. They aren't afraid of a bit of cunning as history suggests! MORE: Uruguay 26-man World Cup squad 2022 New manager Diego Alonso, who took the reins in January, announced a maximum 55-man expanded preliminary squad at the deadline on Friday, Oct. 21, when provisional squads of 35-55 players were due. It's from that list of 55 that he has selected the final roster for Qatar on November 10, electing to take the full 26 players allowed on a World Cup squad for 2022. Injury doubts Ronald Araujo and Edinson Cavani both recover i...