The most glorious moment in the history of the Uruguayan team

The Uruguayan national football team is the national football team of Uruguay, which was the winning team of the first World Cup, and won the first championship in 1930 by defeating Argentina 4-2 at home. In 1950, Uruguay again challenged Brazil for the final in a unique group format, with Spain and Sweden as hosts. The World Cup winners were then replaced by Argentina and Brazil, with the best result in the World Cup being a runner-up in 1970.

Winner of the 4th World Cup in the first edition.

Number of sessions: Year, Venue, Champion, Runner-up, Third Place.

1 1930 Uruguay Uruguay Argentina.

2 1934 Italy, Italy, Czech Republic, West Germany.

3 1938 France, Italy, Hungary, Brazil.

4 1950 Brazil, Uruguay, Brazil, Sweden.

5 1954 Switzerland, West Germany, Hungary, Austria.

6 1958 Sweden, Brazil, Sweden, France.

7 1962 Chile, Brazil, Czech Republic, Chile.

8 1966 England England West Germany Portugal 9 1970 Mexico Brazil Italy West Germany.

10 1974 West Germany, West Germany, Netherlands, Poland.

11 1978 Argentina Argentina Netherlands Brazil12 1982 Spain Italy West Germany Poland13 1986 Mexico Argentina West Germany France14 1990 Italy West Germany Argentina Italy15 1994 United States Brazil Italy Sweden 16 1998 France France Brazil Croatia.

17 2002 Japan, South Korea, Brazil, Germany, Turkey.

18 2006 Germany, Italy, France, Germany.

19 2010 South Africa.

20 2014 Brazil.

Atletico Madrid striker Forlan, as well as former Inter star Recoba.

2813 Uruguayan football player.

The most glorious time was the 50s of the 20th century, when Puskas ruled.

Team History. The former Hungarian men's national football team was an influential national football team and the first European country to introduce football. Back in the fifties, Hungary was already producing a lot of talent, producing stars such as Ferenc Puskás, Sándor Kocsis, József Bozsik and Nándor Hidegkuti. At that time, except for one World Cup runner-up in 1954, Hungary was unbeaten from 4 June 1950 to 18 February 1956 with 43 wins and 7 draws.

Between 14 May 1950 and 4 July 1954, Hungary won 33 international races in a row. At the World Cup, Hungary won two runners-ups, including a 4-2 defeat to Italy in the 1938 final and a 2-3 defeat to West Germany in the 1954 final.

Today, Hungary's influence in football has waned, having not made it to the UEFA Nations Cup final week as early as 1972, and the World Cup final week since 1986. In the finals of major tournaments, Hungary can only qualify in the qualifying group.

Third and fourth, with the exception of the 1998 World Cup, where they qualified for the play-offs but lost 1-12 on aggregate to Yugoslavia over two legs.

In the early 50s, the Hungarians transformed the traditional "WM" formation created by the British, creating the first four-forward style of play, creating the first football tactical revolution in history. At the 1952 Olympic Games, Hungary swept the football world and won the gold medal, and the name "Magic Hungary" began to be called. And since May 1950, Hungary have been unbeaten in 31 games in all competitions, winning 27 and drawing four, and the 1953 Wembley 6-3 thrashing of England was even more jaw-dropping.

The favourites to win the 1954 World Cup were Hungary, and there was little doubt that they would win the title. After the start of the World Cup, Hungary showed strong strength, beating South Korea 9-0 and West Germany 8-3 to easily qualify from the group. On the way to the final, Hungary won the South American duo with the same score of 4-2, first beating Brazil in Bern, the two sides were brutal hand-to-hand, two Brazilians and one Hungarian were sent off, and after the game in the dressing room, Puskas was hit by a bottle thrown by the opposing team, which sparked a massive fight between the players, doctors and staff of the two teams, a clash known in the history of the World Cup as the "Battle of Berne".

Hungary then eliminated Uruguay in a classic matchup, ending their unbeaten run at the World Cup.

Hungary went 29 games unbeaten in four years, from beating Poland 5-2 on June 4, 1950, to beating Uruguay 4-2 in the semi-finals of the World Cup on June 30, 1954.

It was also the most glorious period in the history of Hungarian football.

At that time, the team included such famous stars as Puskas and Kochis, who won the runner-up in the 1954 World Cup in Switzerland.

Two groups of reflection arcs. One group is the somatosensory center from the cold receptors to the cerebral cortex, and then the brain directs the muscles to produce conscious movements, such as rubbing hands and stomping feet. One group is the thermoregulatory center from the cold receptors to the hypothalamus, and then the hypothalamus directs capillary constriction, erector pili muscle contraction, adrenal hormone secretion, etc.

Each group is multiple reflection arcs because they have more than one effector.

Two in the first and fourth.

2 times, 1930 & 1950

Uruguay is expected to reach the top four in this World Cup.

Uruguay won the World Cup for the second time.

They are: 1930 The first World Cup in Uruguay.

1950 4th World Cup in Brazil.