Yes, the same Uruguay that’s won two World Cups. The match, set for October 6 in Kolkata, is the grand finale of a historic international window that already saw India battle Panama and Brazil. What’s wild? India held Panama to a 1-1 draw and even showed grit against Brazil; no easy feat. Now, they’re stepping onto the pitch against a side with world-class stars like Darwin Núñez and Ronald Araujo. For Indian football fans, this isn’t just another game; it’s a statement. Sony Sports Network and Sony LIV will stream the match live, with regional language options too. This could be the moment Indian football starts getting the global respect it’s been chasing for decades. Don’t just watch; celebrate. We’re not just hosting giants anymore. We’re facing them.