Uruguay, who is atop the South American Qualifiers, defeated Bolivia in fifteen minutes, breaking the zero.

With a fresh goal from Darwin Núñez, who received the center behind Pellistri as he entered the area and spilled extremely effectively on the right, the dynamism in Bielsa’s Celeste were evident once more.

Darwin’s fourth goal in these South American Qualifiers, all against Bolivia, Brazil, Argentina, and Colombia in quick succession. 7 in Uruguay’s 22 games.

At the Centenario stadium in Montevideo, Uruguay decisively defeated Bolivia 3-0 on Date 6 of the South American Qualifiers. The ‘charrúas’ prevailed for the second time in a row.

Uruguay tried their hardest to get the first goal, and they succeeded. Darwin Núñez was helped by Facundo Pellistri at the fifteen-minute mark, when class ended.

Gabriel Villamil, the midfielder, scored an own goal at 39′ to give La Celeste a larger lead.

Uruguay gains 13 points in the standings (plus a seven goal differential) as a result of this partial outcome.

On Tuesday, England U21s defeated Northern Ireland 3-0 thanks to two spectacular goals from Harvey Elliott.

Elliott scored twice in the U21 European Championship qualifier, once with a curling free-kick in the second half and again in stoppage time with a dinked finish, after debutant Tyler Morton had started the scoring for the Young Lions.

The encounter was likewise initiated and concluded at Goodison Park by Jarell Quansah.

Meanwhile, the Dutch qualified for Euro 2024 with a 6-0 win away to Gibraltar, thanks in large part to a goal from Cody Gakpo.

  

After Virgil van Dijk played the first half, the attacker came on in the 77th minute and scored shortly after.

In Ireland’s 1-1 friendly draw with New Zealand, Caoimhin Kelleher played a half-hour as well.

In a scoreless draw between Scotland U21s and Hungary, Ben Doak had a penalty saved late in the game.

The day before, England U19s won the Marbella Cup with a 7-1 demolition of Mexico, and Wataru Endo captained Japan for 83 minutes as they defeated Syria 5-0 in a 2026 World Cup qualifier.