France Vs Uruguay [ 0-0 ] Full Game Highlights 2010 FIFA WC--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Uruguay shows extremely good defense, while France fails to capitalize on chances. In the end, neither team scores, and the game ends tied at 0-0. Most of France's fans were frustrated by what appeared to be poor coaching on the part of France's coach Raymond Domenech. With just a few minutes left in the game, and Uruguay playing a defensive gameplan, Domenech pulled one striker for another, rather than stacking the forwards. With eight minutes left, Thierry Henry entered the game for Nicolas Anelka, making Henry the first Frenchman to play in four World Cups, starting in 1998. French fans had little else to cheer about as Uruguay played superb defense, and got out of some tricky spots, even as Nicolas Lodeiro was given a red card following a very bad tackle. As a whole six players received yellow cards, three from each team, and one red card was given. With the tie by France and Uruguay, it means all four teams in Group A are tied with a single point, as South Africa and Mexico played to a 1-1 tie earlier in the day. That means it is anybody's game to advance, although there is some high expectations for France and South Africa. Mexico vs. South Africa Tomorrow will begin the games in Group B, along with the first game of Group C with England vs the USA. Be sure to check out our complete World Cup 2010 France: Likely Line Up: {4-3-1-2} Hugo Lloris(GK), Eric Abidal, Bacary Sagna, William Gallas,Patrice Evra(Captain),Florent Malouda , Frank Ribery, Jeremy Toulalan, Yoann Gourcuff, Nicholas Anelka, Sidney Govou. Impact Sub: Thierry Henry تيري هنري و ريبيري فورلان Uruguay, much like the rest of the teams from South America, are one of those teams that nobody wants to play. Their attack minded philosophy can be extremely dangerous and enable them to make a run if they are able to escape the group stage. They scored the 3rd most goals in CONMEBOL qualification campaign and many of those can be accredited to the consistency and well rounded game of hitman Diego Forlán. The Atletico Madrid forward has it all, able to beat with you with his speed, his leg, or in the air. Accompanying him in the pursuit is speedster Luis Suárez and 6′ 4″ header specialist Sebastián Abréu. Manager Oscar Tabárez has been known to deploy all 3 in the past with a 4-3-3 but it is unknown if he will do the same in South Africa which brings us to the problem with Uruguay. The back. Their uncanny desire to press forward often leaves them rather vulnerable to the counter attack and with their marginal defensive midfielders, fullbacks, and keeper, that could serve as the dagger, no matter how many goals they manage to score. One person who could have changed that perception a bit and provided some leadership in the middle is Cristian Rodriguez but after the whistle of their second leg against Argentina in the qualification playoff, he let his frustration out on a Argentinean player and as a result will be suspended for 2 Cup games. Too bad cause surely they could use him. France Vs Uruguay [ ] All Goals and highlights 2010 FIFA worldcup France Vs Uruguay [] Tous les objectifs de la FIFA 2010 Coupe du Monde França contra o Uruguai [] Todos os Gols 2010 FIFA WorldCup Fransa Worldcup Uruguay [] Tüm Gol 2010 FIFA Vs Франция Vs Уругвай [] Все целей ФИФА ЧМ по футболу 2010 فرنسا و أوروغواي ملخص المباراة و الاشواط كاس العالم جنوب افريقيا 2010