nyssa@abnji.UUCP (nyssa of traken) (01/22/86)
Date Opponent Location * Result Competition **
29/1 East Germany Montevideo 3-0 fr.
3/2 Paraguay Montevideo 1-0 fr.
6/2 Bolivia Cochabamba 1-0 fr.
10/2 Paraguay Asuncion 3-1 fr.
14/2 Finland Montevideo 2-1 fr.
24/2 Colombia Montevideo 3-0 fr.
27/2 Peru Montevideo 2-2 fr.
10/3 Ecuador Montevideo 2-1 WCQ
24/3 Chile Santiago 0-2 WCQ
31/3 Ecuador Quito 2-1 WCQ
7/4 Chile Montevideo 2-1 WCQ
23/4 Peru Lima 1-2 fr.
28/4 Colombia Bogota 1-2 fr.
2/5 Brazil Recife 0-2 fr.
26/5 Japan Tokyo 4-1 KC
28/5 Yomiuri (Jap) Omiya 4-3 KC
30/5 Santos (Brazil) Tokyo 1-1 KC
1/6 Malaysia Tokyo 6-0 KC
4/6 West Ham (England) Nagoya 1-1 KC
6/6 Santos (Brazil) Tokyo 2-4 KC
21/8 France Paris 0-2 IC
16/10 Chile Santiago 0-1 fr.
* Only home ground is Montevideo
** fr=friendly, WCQ=World Cup Qualifier, KC=Kirin Cup,
IC=Intercontinental Cup
1985 Record: 12 wins, 7 losses, 3 draws
Uruguay is the defending South American Nations Champion, but I'm
not too sure how they will do in Mexico. They struggled through
the end of their season, and may be a spent force. Still, they could
pull together and win the Cup for a third time. Expectations:
semifinal loss, fourth place would be justified.
Caps: Rodriguez, Montelongo, Diogo, Gutierrez, Acevedo, Martinez,
Barrios, Saralegui, Bossio, Dario Pereira, Francescoli, Aguilera,
Nadal, Da Silva, Santin, Batista, Salazar, Ramos, Cabrera, Velichio,
Vega, Yeladin, Carrasco, Alzugaray, Ribas, Perdomo, Russo, Pereyra,
Dalto, Alvez, Rivero, Silvera, Ostolaza, Ramirez, Oddine, Rabino,
Cantera
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James C. Armstrong, Jnr. {ihnp4,cbosgd,akgua}!abnji!nyssa
"It's a sort of mini-clone!" Who said them, what story?