England vs Uruguay Highlights and Goals

Friendlies

7:45 PMMarch 27, 2026

Friendly International

England

Show Score

1 – 1

HT:(0 – 0)

Uruguay

Wembley Stadium

Referee: Sven Jablonski, Germany

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How did the teams perform?

England

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Solid
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Bang Average
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Lucky
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Shocking
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Uruguay

World Class
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Solid
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Lucky
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Match Stats
Lineups
Head-2-Head
Standings

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Match Stats

Ball possession

54%

46%

0.00

Expected goals (xG)

0.00

0.00

Goals Prevented

0.00

Attack

13

Total shots

9

5

Shots on target

1

3

Shots off target

4

5

Blocked shots

4

8

Shots inside box

6

5

Shots outside box

3

7

Corner kicks

0

2

Offsides

1

Passing

483

Total passes

415

427 (88%)

Accurate passes

362 (87%)

Discipline

13

Fouls

9

1

Yellow cards

2

0

Red cards

0

0

Goalkeeper saves

4

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Lineup

England

4-1-4-1

22
G

James Trafford



6.6

16
D

Djed Spence



7.0

6
D

Harry Maguire



7.0

14
D

Fikayo Tomori



6.9

2
D

Valentino Livramento



7.2

8
M

Jordan Henderson (C)



6.9

11
M

Marcus Rashford



7.5

21
M

James Garner



7.3

7
M

Phil Foden



7.5

17
M

Noni Madueke



6.7

9
F

Dominic Solanke



7.2

Substitutes

5
D

John Stones

23
G

Jason Steele

1
G

Jordan Pickford

13
G

Aaron Ramsdale

19
M

Harvey Barnes

81′
69′ Replaced by M. Rashford



6.7

15
M

Kobbie Mainoo


69′ Replaced by J. Garner



6.2

12
D

Ben White

81′

90+3′
Foul


69′ Replaced by F. Tomori



6.9

3
D

Lewis Hall


69′ Replaced by D. Spence



6.6

18
F

Dominic Calvert-Lewin


56′ Replaced by D. Solanke



6.3

10
M

Cole Palmer


56′ Replaced by P. Foden



7.3

4
M

Adam Wharton


46′ Replaced by J. Henderson



6.9

20
F

Jarrod Bowen


38′ Replaced by N. Madueke



6.5

Coach

Thomas Tuchel

Uruguay

4-4-1-1

23
G

Fernando Muslera



7.3

22
D

Joaquín Piquerez



6.7

16
D

Mathías Olivera



6.9

4
D

Ronald Araújo



7.5

13
D

Guillermo Varela



6.7

20
M

Maximiliano Araújo



6.0

5
M

Manuel Ugarte


81′ Unsportsmanlike conduct



6.2

15
M

Federico Valverde (C)

90+4′


7.2

14
M

Agustín Canobbio



6.3

10
F

Giorgian De Arrascaeta



6.9

26
F

Rodrigo Aguirre



6.7

Substitutes

25
M

Nicolas Fonseca

21
F

Facundo Torres

7
M

Nicolás de la Cruz

24
D

Puma Rodríguez

17
D

Matías Viña

3
D

Sebastián Cáceres

12
G

Santiago Mele

1
G

Sergio Rochet

9
F

Darwin Núñez


87′ Replaced by G. de Arrascaeta



6.7

18
F

Brian Rodríguez


87′ Replaced by M. Ugarte



6.5

8
M

Emiliano Martínez


87′ Replaced by A. Canobbio



6.5

6
M

Juan Manuel Sanabria


87′ Replaced by M. Olivera



6.6

19
F

Federico Viñas


64′ Replaced by R. Aguirre



6.9

11
M

Facundo Pellistri


64′ Replaced by M. Araujo



6.3

2
D

José María Giménez


70′
Unsportsmanlike conduct


16′ Replaced by J. Piquerez



7.2

Coach

Marcelo Alberto Bielsa Caldera

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Federico Valverde’s stoppage-time penalty snatched a dramatic 1-1 draw for Uruguay against England at Wembley Stadium, denying the Three Lions a late friendly victory.

This international friendly served as a crucial warm-up for both nations. England used the fixture to experiment with tactics and assess squad depth. Uruguay, a formidable South American side, tested their lineup and cohesion against a top European opponent.

The first half unfolded as a cagey affair with neither side truly asserting dominance. England controlled possession, patiently building attacks from the back. However, Uruguay’s disciplined defense proved resilient, effectively nullifying most English threats.

Early tactical adjustments saw both managers make changes. Uruguay introduced a substitute in the 16th minute. England responded with two changes before the break, including Noni Madueke in the 38th minute, seeking to spark more attacking impetus.

Despite the changes, the teams went into halftime locked in a goalless stalemate. The atmosphere suggested that both sides needed to inject more urgency. Spectators anticipated a more open and attacking second half from both benches.

The second half brought increased intensity and a more adventurous approach. England pushed higher up the pitch, generating a series of promising attacks. Uruguay, meanwhile, remained compact, waiting for opportunities to counter-attack at pace.

The deadlock was finally broken in the 81st minute. Second-half substitute Ben White made an immediate impact, expertly slotting the ball home for England. This late goal seemed to have secured a hard-fought win for the home side.

However, the drama was far from over as the match entered its final moments. In the 90+3 minute, Ben White was shown a yellow card for a foul inside the box. The referee pointed to the spot, awarding Uruguay a crucial penalty.

Federico Valverde stepped up with confidence to take the spot-kick. The Uruguayan midfielder calmly converted the penalty in the 90+4 minute. His precise strike into the net earned Uruguay a share of the spoils and stunned the Wembley crowd.

Statistically, England held 54% of possession, demonstrating their control. They unleashed 13 shots in total, with 5 hitting the target. Uruguay registered 9 shots, but only Federico Valverde’s penalty tested the goalkeeper. Uruguay’s Fernando Muslera made 4 saves.

The 1-1 draw offered valuable lessons for both teams. For England, it highlighted the importance of focus until the final whistle. Uruguay will take confidence from their late comeback against a strong opponent.

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