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Alyana CarterRecent form of the South Asian side sets the baseline for this friendly against established South American contender Uruguay. India has struggled for consistency across their recent run of matches, with only 20% of outings ending in wins, 20% finishing in draws, and a 60% loss rate that leaves their overall win percentage well below the expected level. Across these fixtures, they have scored 12 total goals while conceding 17, posting a goal difference of -5. Their average per-game metrics sit at 1.2 goals scored, 3.7 corner kicks, and 0.9 yellow cards. Their performance picks up notably when competing on home turf, though: their home win rate jumps to 40%, with 20% draws and 40% losses. They have netted 10 goals and conceded 9 across those home fixtures for a positive goal difference of +1, averaging 2 goals per game in front of local fans to demonstrate solid resilience on familiar ground. I’ve observed that Uruguay boasts far more balanced overall statistical profiles across recentAH
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1-6 Uruguay
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Samuel LuckhurstRecent form has carved out a stark contrast between the two sides. India have been stuck in a major slump across all competitions, with only a 20% win rate, 20% draw rate and a staggering 60% loss rate. The numbers lay bare their lack of consistency and competitiveness against different opponents. They average 1.2 goals scored per game but concede 1.7 on average, ending up with a -5 goal difference, with clear flaws visible on both attacking and defensive ends. Uruguay, by comparison, are far more solid in their overall displays. They hold the same 20% win rate but boast a 50% draw rate and only 30% loss rate, showing far stronger defensive resilience. Even though they also notch 1.2 goals per game on average, they limit their average concession to 1.5, with a -3 goal difference that puts them in a far more favorable position than India. Digging deep into home and away performance metrics, India posts a 40% win rate, 20% draw rate and 40% loss rate on home soil, with 10 goals scored anO/UINT FRL
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1-6 Uruguay
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richardᶜʳᶠIndia's recent competitive form has hit a notable low, with obvious flaws exposed on both attacking and defensive ends. Their most recent home fixture ended in a lopsided 0-4 defeat to Brazil, where they already trailed 0-2 at halftime. The 6-8 corner statistic from that game laid bare their dual failures in wide-area attacking and set-piece defending. Even in their prior 1-1 draw against Panama, they spent most of the game on the back foot, notching only 4 corners compared to the opponent's 7, which points to a massive gap in their ability to dictate match tempo. Going up against South American powerhouse Uruguay on home soil in this international friendly, the side will have to patch up those glaring weaknesses quickly to avoid another underwhelming performance. India’s form across the first half of the year has been deeply underwhelming. In their two-legged tie against Tajikistan, they scraped a 1-1 away draw only after stepping up efforts in the second half, before suffering a 1-AHINT FRL
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1-6 Uruguay
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