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Muslera Substituted After Costly Error as Uruguay Faces World Cup Exit
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What happened
Fernando Muslera was substituted at halftime after a costly error helped Spain take the lead against Uruguay in a decisive World Cup match. The article says the 40-year-old goalkeeper’s repeated mistakes may have ended Uruguay’s tournament and possibly his international career.
- 01Muslera was replaced at halftime against Spain after a goal from his mistake.
- 02Alex Baena scored in the 42nd minute for Spain.
- 03Uruguay was in danger of World Cup elimination.
- 04Sofascore says Muslera has five direct World Cup errors since 1966.
- 05Media outlets said he may need to retire from football.
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