The Uruguayans who will fight for the classification

Between 10 and Uruguay on 14 October will define its future. Sort directly to 2010 World Cup seems utopian. But the Charruas not resigned to dream and go for everything to achieve their goal. This DT, Oscar Washington Tabarez summoned 26 players, to face the double-date tie against Ecuador in Quito, and Argentina in the Centennial.

Today the Uruguayan is out of the World, located in sixth place in the South American qualifying with 21 points. It is a point of the runner (which currently occupies Argentina) and two in Ecuador, the last qualified directly South Africa (Brazil and Paraguay have already qualified, while Chile ranks third).

The Master summoned by Tabarez to accomplish the feat and return to the highest standards of competence Worldwide Selections are:

• Juan Castillo (Botafogo-Archer)
• Fernando Muslera (Lazio-Archer)
• Martín Cáceres (Juventus-Defender)
• Carlos Valdez (Reggina-Defender)
• Mauricio Victorino (Universidad de Chile-Defender)
• Diego Lugano (Fenerbahçe-Defender)
• Diego Godin (Villarreal-Defender)
• Andres Scotti (Argentinos Juniors-Defender)
• Bruno Silva (Ajax-Defender)
• Jorge Fucile (Porto-Defender)
• Juan Manuel Diaz (Estudiantes La Plata-Defender)
• Alvaro Pereira (Porto-Defender)
• Maximiliano Pereira (Benfica Midfielder)
• Alvaro Fernandez (Vitoria Setubal-Midfielder)
• Sebastian Eguren (Villarreal-Midfielder)
• Diego Arismendi (Stoke City-Midfielder)
• Walter Gargano (Napoli-Midfielder)
• Diego Perez (Monaco-Midfielder)
• Jorge Martinez (Catania-Midfielder)
• Cristian Rodríguez (Porto-Midfielder)
• Diego Forlan (Atletico Madrid Striker)
• Sebastian Fernandez (Banfield-Forward)
• Hernan Rodrigo Lopez (Velez-Forward)
• Luis Suarez (Ajax-Forward)
• Washington Sebastian Abreu (Aris-Forward)
• Edison Cavani (Palermo-Forward)

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