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The Uruguay national football team (La Celeste) is one of the most storied sides in global football, having won two FIFA World Cups (1930, 1950) and two Olympic golds in 1924 and 1928—all officially recognized by FIFA—reflected as four stars on their crest. They own a record 15 Copa América titles, most recently in 2011, and triumphed in the 1980 Mundialito, a special tournament for former world champions. Despite Uruguay’s small population, they remain a football powerhouse defined by rich history, resilience, and “garra charrúa” spirit.
The Uruguay national football team (La Celeste) is one of the most storied sides in global football, having won two FIFA World Cups (1930, 1950) and two Olympic golds in 1924 and 1928—all officially recognized by FIFA—reflected as four stars on their crest. They own a record 15 Copa América titles, most recently in 2011, and triumphed in the 1980 Mundialito, a special tournament for former world champions. Despite Uruguay’s small population, they remain a football powerhouse defined by rich history, resilience, and “garra charrúa” spirit.
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