Uruguay dominated in ball possession. Uruguayan forward  had multiple attempts on the goal, but was denied by goalkeeper . Both sides built up attacks in the first half, but could not convert any into a goal. Just at the start of the second half, Suárez came close to scoring the opener of the day but was stopped. Egypt made the first substitution of the game in the 50th minute, when was substituted off for due to injury. Uruguay created multiple chances in the second half as well, and 's came very close to putting the South Americans in the lead in the 88th minute, but the ball hit the goal post. A minute later, in the 89th minute, José Giménez scored a header from 's free kick. Egypt's Sam Morsy and were shown yellow cards in the injury time. Egypt's  , who scored 44 goals for Liverpool FC in the 2017–18 season, was an unused substitute. After the match, Egypt's coach said, "Salah is an important player for us but you need to have a good team, and we have a good team. Salah will have an important role for us in the future matches [...] We wanted to avoid risks [to Salah] in this match, but I think he will be fine for the next game." Three weeks ago, in the UEFA Champions League final against Real Madrid, Salah was substituted off due to a shoulder injury. In the last game of the night, 2016 UEFA Euro champions Portugal took on Spain. Spain dominated in ball possession. In the third minute of the game, Portugal won a penalty kick, as Spanish defender brought down Portuguese captain Cristiano Ronaldo in the penalty area. Ronaldo scored from the spot kick in the right corner. Spanish midfielder  was shown a yellow card in the 17th minute for a bad foul.  scored an equaliser in the 24th minute, netting the ball in the left corner while surrounded by five Portuguese players. Two minutes later, 's chance to put Spain in the lead was stopped. Portugal's was booked in the 28th minute. The Spaniards had multiple attempts for the goal as the match progressed. In the 44th minute, Ronaldo scored his second goal, giving Portugal a one-goal lead right before the halftime. provided the assist for Ronaldo, and Spanish shot-stopper could not control Ronaldo's shot. The first half ended with 2–1 on the scoreboard.
Uruguay dominated in ball possession. Uruguayan forward Luis Suárez had multiple attempts on the goal, but was denied by goalkeeper . Both sides built up attacks in the first half, but could not convert any into a goal. Just at the start of the second half, Suárez came close to scoring the opener of the day but was stopped. Egypt made the first substitution of the game in the 50th minute, when was substituted off for due to injury. Uruguay created multiple chances in the second half as well, and Edinson Cavani came very close to putting the South Americans in the lead in the 88th minute, but the ball hit the goal post. A minute later, in the 89th minute, José Giménez scored a header from 's free kick. Egypt's Sam Morsy and were shown yellow cards in the injury time. Egypt's Mohamed Salah , who scored 44 goals for Liverpool FC in the 2017–18 season, was an unused substitute. After the match, Egypt's coach said, "Salah is an important player for us but you need to have a good team, and we have a good team. Salah will have an important role for us in the future matches [...] We wanted to avoid risks [to Salah] in this match, but I think he will be fine for the next game." Three weeks ago, in the UEFA Champions League final against Real Madrid, Salah was substituted off due to a shoulder injury. In the last game of the night, 2016 UEFA Euro champions Portugal took on Spain. Spain dominated in ball possession. In the third minute of the game, Portugal won a penalty kick, as Spanish defender brought down Portuguese captain Cristiano Ronaldo in the penalty area. Ronaldo scored from the spot kick in the right corner. Spanish midfielder Sergio Busquets was shown a yellow card in the 17th minute for a bad foul. Diego Costa scored an equaliser in the 24th minute, netting the ball in the left corner while surrounded by five Portuguese players. Two minutes later, 's chance to put Spain in the lead was stopped. Portugal's was booked in the 28th minute. The Spaniards had multiple attempts for the goal as the match progressed. In the 44th minute, Ronaldo scored his second goal, giving Portugal a one-goal lead right before the halftime. provided the assist for Ronaldo, and Spanish shot-stopper could not control Ronaldo's shot. The first half ended with 2–1 on the scoreboard.
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Luis Suárez
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Edinson Cavani
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Mohamed Salah
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Sergio Busquets
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Diego Costa