Tonight, Group H of the World Cup is in full swing, with Uruguay and Ghana at the bottom of the table in a do-or-die match. Although Uruguay has only accumulated one point in their first two matches, there is still a glimmer of hope for Uruguay to qualify for the World Cup if they win tonight. Uruguay has made it to the round of 16 in the past three World Cups, and this time, they are even more resilient in the face of adversity, and they are expected to beat Ghana, who is weak in defense, to achieve a comeback. The likelihood of the visiting team's victory is not to be underestimated. (Simulcast on Now 619 and 617 at 11pm on Friday)
Uruguay shook hands with South Korea in the first round, and then suffered a double defeat by Portugal in the second round. The luxurious attacking line of Davin Nunez, Luis Suarez, Cavani and Federico Vidi failed to produce any result in two consecutive matches, which is a great disappointment to the fans. However, Uruguay tends to be a slow starter in the World Cup in recent years, with all three of them advancing to the round of 16 in the last round of the group stage. Moreover, Uruguay is not afraid of physical and fast teams, and has won all three of its matches against African teams, so it has a clear psychological advantage this time. In view of the same points of South Korea this round also need to face Portugal, the risk of losing points is high, Uruguay as long as the win, you can surpass Ghana, promotion hope, back to the water, they have a lot of confidence.
Ghana's defense is full of holes
With three points in hand, Ghana seems to have the advantage, but the overly aggressive tactics have led to the defense is full of loopholes, the group stage two games have conceded five goals, the defense line is worrying. Facing the Uruguayan front line, Ghana can hardly keep a clean slate. In addition, Ghana will have a chance to qualify if they draw, but then they may be too anxious to hold off Uruguay, who have a clear goal. The visitors are favored to win, so take a shot at an away win.
