Uruguay national futsal team
Uruguay| Nickname(s) |
Charrúas |
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| Association |
AUF |
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| Confederation |
CONMEBOL |
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| Head coach |
- |
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| Asst coach |
- |
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| Captain |
- |
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| Most caps |
- |
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| Top scorer |
- |
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| Home stadium |
Various |
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| FIFA code |
URU |
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| FIFA ranking |
25 [1] |
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| Highest FIFA ranking |
- (-) |
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| Lowest FIFA ranking |
- (-) |
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| World Cup |
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| Appearances |
3 |
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| Best result |
2nd round |
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| South American Futsal Championship |
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| Appearances |
19 |
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| Best result |
2nd |
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The Uruguay national futsal team represents Uruguay during international futsal competitions. It is governed by the Asociación Uruguaya de Fútbol.
Squad
Goalkeepers
- 1 Giani Barros
- 12 Mauro Roibal
- 13 Juan Pablo Montans
Field players
- 2 Fabian Hernandez
- 3 Santiago Blankleider
- 4 Jorge Sena
- 5 Gonzalo Rodriguez
- 6 Daniel Laurino
- 7 Walter Skurko
- 8 Miguel Aguirrezabala
- 9 Nicolas Moliterno
- 10 Andres D'Alessandro
- 11 Martin Hernandez
- 14 Gabriel De Simone
Results
World Cup FIFUSA
- 1982 - 3rd (battuta la Colombia 2-1 DCR)
- 1985 - 2nd round
- 1988 - 2nd round
FIFA Futsal World Championship
- 1989 - not played
- 1992 - not played
- 1996 - 2nd round
- 2000 - 1st round
- 2004 - not played
- 2008 - 1st round
Copa América (FIFA Futsal)
- 1965 - 2nd
- 1969 - 4th
- 1971 - 2nd
- 1973 - 2nd
- 1975 - 2nd
- 1976 - 3rd
- 1977 - 4th
- 1979 - 2nd
- 1983 - 3rd
- 1986 - 4th
- 1989 - 3rd
- 1992 - eliminated
- 1995 - 3rd
- 1996 - 2nd
- 1997 - 4th
- 1998 - 3rd
- 1999 - 4th
- 2000 - 3rd
- 2003 - 4th
- 2008 - 2nd
References
External links
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| | Women's |
- Argentina
- Bolivia
- Brazil
- Chile
- Colombia
- Ecuador
- Paraguay
- Peru
- Uruguay
- Venezuela
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