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Óscar Washington Tabárez Silva (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈoskar taˈβaɾes] ; born 3 March 1947), known as El Maestro (The Teacher ), is a Uruguayan football manager and former footballer, who played as a defender . He is currently the manager of the Uruguay national team .
After an unassuming career as a player and after working as a primary school teacher, Tabárez embarked on an extensive coaching career which has lasted more than 30 years and included coaching teams in Colombia , Argentina , Italy and Spain . He managed the Uruguay national football team from 1988 to 1990, returning to the job for a second time in 2006. He led the team to fourth place in the 2010 FIFA World Cup , and to victory in the 2011 Copa América . With Tabárez, Uruguay qualified for three World Cups , reaching the round of 16 two times, and the semi-finals once.
On 25 March 2016, Tabárez surpassed Francisco Maturana for the head coach with most World Cup qualifying games in South America with 47, with the singularity that he has only managed Uruguay. Tabárez also is the fifth-ranked manager with the most games at the Copa América with 23, participating in four tournaments (1989, 2007, 2011 and 2015). He has the chance to reach the fourth spot at Copa América Centenario .
Playing career
During his 12-year senior playing career, Tabárez played mainly for modest clubs, representing Sud América , Sportivo Italiano (Argentina ), Montevideo Wanderers , Fénix , Puebla in Mexico and Bella Vista . He retired at age 32.
Managerial career
In 1980, one year after retiring as a player, Tabárez took up coaching at Bella Vista. The following year, he was named the Uruguay under-20s manager. He would coach the side on two separate occasions. He subsequently worked in many clubs in his country, without settling anywhere. In 1987 , however, he led national giants Peñarol to their fifth Copa Libertadores title, defeating América de Cali . This success was fundamental in his appointment as manager of the Uruguayan national team , which he led to the Round of 16 of the 1990 FIFA World Cup in Italy, losing against the hosts . He later coached Argentine League giants Boca Juniors for two years.
In 1994, Tabárez moved to Italy to manage Serie A side Cagliari . After leading them to ninth place in the 1994–95 season and tenth place in the 1995–96 season , Tabárez was hired by Milan , but his spell would only last a few months: after an Italian Supercup defeat against Fiorentina at home at the San Siro , a 2–3 loss at Piacenza for the league cost him his position. He was replaced by Arrigo Sacchi , and the Rossoneri eventually finished 11th.[ 2]
Tabárez then worked with Real Oviedo in Spain, with the Asturias club eventually only maintaining top division status in the promotion/relegation play-offs against Las Palmas , winning 4–3 on aggregate. He then returned to Cagliari, being sacked after one draw and three losses.
After two years in Argentina, with Vélez Sarsfield and Boca Juniors, Tabárez spent four years away from football management. In 2006, after Uruguay had failed to qualify for three out of the preceding four FIFA World Cups , he took charge on 7 March of the national team, presenting the "Proceso de Institucionalización de Selecciones y la Formación de sus Fútbolistas", which stablished a proper way of work with the national teams (under-15, -18 and -20 and the senior team), reintroducing the 4–3–3 formation and setting time for players in which they can study. With the arrival of the Complejo Celeste, the work were facilitated upon the objectives of the Proceso. On 29 March 2016, ten of the eleven-most capped players for Uruguay have been part of the Proceso.[ 3] His first tournament saw the side take fourth place in the 2007 Copa América , in Venezuela .
After a successful play-off against Costa Rica , Tabárez and the Charrúas qualified for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa , first winning group A (Uruguay did not win its group since 1954 FIFA World Cup in Switzerland , 56 years prior). In South Africa, the national team reached the semi-finals for the first time in 40 years, only conceding five goals in six matches until that point. Uruguay ended the competition in fourth place, after a 2–3 defeat against Germany .[ 4]
In the 2011 Copa América , Tabárez led Uruguay to its 15th victory in the tournament, with the national side winning three games and drawing three in Argentina, and only conceding three goals. With these wins, Uruguay became the country with the most wins in the history of the Copa America. In 2011 and 2012, under Tabárez's leadership, Uruguay remained undefeated in 18 consecutive games (from June 2011 to August 2012), a national team record previously set by Juan Carlos Corazzo . Tabárez then led Uruguay in its qualification to the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil , defeating Jordan in two play-off games, and thus becoming the first Uruguayan manager to do so in two consecutive World Cups.
In Brazil , after an opening defeat to Costa Rica (3–1), followed by two wins (2–1 against England , 1–0 against Italy) to finish its group stage, Uruguay reached the round of 16th, the third time for Tabárez with Uruguay at the World Cup. This also marked the first time an Uruguayan team defeated a European opponent for the first time in 44 years, the last time being a win against the Soviet Union during the 1970 FIFA World Cup in Mexico . Without star striker Luis Suárez in the lineup, Uruguay lost to Colombia 0–2 in the round of 16.
On 19 June, the Asociación Uruguaya de Fútbol made a video tribute to celebrate Tabárez's 150 games at the helm of the Uruguayan national team. After the 2015 Copa América in Chile, he was suspended for three official games for the incidents of the Chile-Uruguay match, in which striker Edinson Cavani was also suspended for two games. Despite this, and with the help of Celso Otero assisting in the bench, Uruguay won its first two games in the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualification , the first time since the 1966 FIFA World Cup qualification, and winning for the first time in La Paz against Bolivia . After the game against Chile, a 3–0 victory, Tabárez equaled Francisco Maturana as the South American coach with most games in the CONMEBOL qualifiers, with the distinction that Tabárez has only represented one nation, Uruguay.
Tábarez is presently fifth on the list of football managers with most games , and as of November 2015, he is very close to the record hold by Sepp Herberger (167) and Morten Olsen (166) as the national team manager with the most games as national football manager with just one national team, leading a selected group with 100 games or more. This list also includes such names as Hugo Meisl , Alf Ramsey , Mario Zagallo , Helmut Schön , Carlos Alberto Parreira , Joachim Löw , Lars Lagerbäck , Bruce Arena , Berti Vogts , Guillermo Stábile , Walter Winterbottom and Vicente del Bosque .
Uruguay record
First spell
Win
Draw
Loss
Uruguay results first spell 1988–1990
#
Date
Venue
Opponent
Result
Goalscorers
Competition
1988
1
27 September
Estadio Defensores del Chaco , Asunción
Ecuador
2–1
Dalto
Boquerón Cup
Herrera
2
29 September
Estadio Defensores del Chaco , Asunción
Paraguay
1–3
da Silva
Boquerón Cup
3
12 October
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Paraguay
2–0
da Silva
Friendly
Pereira
4
2 November
Estadio Municipal , Concepción
Chile
1–1
Vidal
Juan Pinto Durán Cup
5
9 November
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Chile
3–1
da Silva
Juan Pinto Durán Cup
Báez
Martínez
6
14 December
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Peru
3–0
Francescoli (2)
MUPF Cup
Sosa
1989
7
22 April
Stadio Marc'Antonio Bentegodi , Verona
Italy
1–1
Aguilera
Friendly
8
3 May
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Ecuador
3–1
Martínez
Friendly
Aguilera (2)
9
23 May
Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa , Quito
Ecuador
1–1
Herrera
Friendly
10
8 June
Estadio Ramón Tahuichi Aguilera , Santa Cruz
Bolivia
0–0
Friendly
11
14 June
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Bolivia
1–0
Aguilera
Friendly
12
19 June
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Chile
2–2
Correa (2)
Friendly
13
2 July
Estádio Serra Dourada , Goiânia
Ecuador
0–1
1989 Copa América
14
4 July
Estádio Serra Dourada , Goiânia
Bolivia
3–0
Ostolaza (2)
1989 Copa América
Sosa
15
6 July
Estádio Serra Dourada , Goiânia
Chile
3–0
Sosa
1989 Copa América
Alzamendi
Francescoli
16
8 July
Estádio Serra Dourada , Goiânia
Argentina
0–1
1989 Copa América
17
12 July
Estádio do Maracanã , Rio de Janeiro
Paraguay
3–0
Francescoli
1989 Copa América
Alzamendi
Paz
18
14 July
Estádio do Maracanã , Rio de Janeiro
Argentina
2–0
Sosa (2)
1989 Copa América
19
16 July
Estádio do Maracanã , Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
0–1
1989 Copa América
20
6 August
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Colombia
0–0
Friendly
21
27 August
Estadio Nacional , Lima
Peru
2–0
Sosa
1990 FIFA World Cup qualification
Alzamendi
22
3 September
Estadio Hernando Siles , La Paz
Bolivia
1–2
Sosa
1990 FIFA World Cup qualification
23
17 September
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Bolivia
2–0
Sosa
1990 FIFA World Cup qualification
Francescoli
24
24 September
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Peru
2–0
Sosa (2)
1990 FIFA World Cup qualification
1990
25
2 February
The Orange Bowl , Miami
Colombia
2–0
Pedrucci
Marlboro Cup
Castro
26
4 February
The Orange Bowl , Miami
Costa Rica
2–0
Castro
Marlboro Cup
Martínez
27
20 March
Memorial Coliseum , Los Angeles
Mexico
1–2
Suárez
Friendly
28
25 April
Neckarstadion , Stuttgart
West Germany
3–3
Aguilera
Friendly
Ostolaza
Revelez
29
18 May
Windsor Park , Belfast
Northern Ireland
0–1
Friendly
30
22 May
Wembley Stadium , London
England
2–1
Ostolaza
Friendly
Perdomo
31
13 June
Stadio Friuli , Udine
Spain
0–0
1990 FIFA World Cup
32
17 June
Stadio Marc'Antonio Bentegodi , Verona
Belgium
1–3
Bengoechea
1990 FIFA World Cup
33
21 June
Stadio Friuli , Udine
South Korea
1–0
Fonseca
1990 FIFA World Cup
34
25 June
Stadio Olimpico , Rome
Italy
0–2
1990 FIFA World Cup
Second spell
Uruguay results second spell 2006–
#
Date
Venue
Opponent
Result
Goalscorers
Competition
2006
1
21 May
Giants Stadium , East Rutherford
Northern Ireland
1–0
Estoyanoff
Friendly
2
23 May
Memorial Coliseum , Los Angeles
Romania
2–0
Vargas (2)
Friendly
3
27 May
Stadion FK Crvena Zvezda , Belgrade
Serbia and Montenegro
1–1
Godin
Friendly
4
30 May
Stade 7 November , Radès
Libya
2–1
Vigneri
2006 LG Cup
Abreu
5
2 June
Stade 7 November , Radès
Tunisia
0–0 (3–1 p )
2006 LG Cup
6
16 August
Alexandria Stadium , Alexandria
Egypt
2–0
Godin
Friendly
El-Saqua (OG)
7
28 September
Estadio José Romero , Maracaibo
Venezuela
0–1
Friendly
8
18 October
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Venezuela
4–0
Godin
Friendly
Sánchez
Abreu
Blanco
9
15 November
Boris Paichadze Stadium , Tbilisi
Georgia
0–2
Friendly
2007
10
6 February
Estadio General Santander , Cúcuta
Colombia
3–1
Abreu (2)
Friendly
Vargas
11
24 March
Seoul World Cup Stadium , Seoul
South Korea
2–0
Bueno (2)
Friendly
12
2 June
Stadium Australia , Sydney
Australia
2–1
Forlán
Friendly
Recoba
13
26 June
Estadio Metropolitano , Mérida
Peru
0–3
2007 Copa América
14
30 June
Estadio Polideportivo , San Cristóbal
Bolivia
1–0
Sánchez
2007 Copa América
15
3 July
Estadio Metropolitano , Mérida
Venezuela
0–0
2007 Copa América
16
7 July
Estadio Polideportivo , San Cristóbal
Venezuela
4–1
Forlán (2)
2007 Copa América
García
Rodríguez
17
10 July
Estadio José Romero , Maracaibo
Brazil
2–2 (4–5 p )
Forlán
2007 Copa América
Abreu
18
14 July
Estadio Olímpico , Caracas
Mexico
1–3
Abreu
2007 Copa América
19
12 September
Ellis Park , Johannesburg
South Africa
0–0
Friendly
20
13 October
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Bolivia
5–0
Suárez
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
Forlán
Abreu
Sánchez
Bueno
21
17 October
Estadio Defensores del Chaco , Asunción
Paraguay
0–1
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
22
17 November
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Chile
2–2
Suárez
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
Abreu
23
21 November
Estádio do Morumbi , São Paulo
Brazil
1–2
Abreu
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
2008
24
6 February
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Colombia
2–2
Cavani
Friendly
Suárez
25
25 May
Ruhrstadion , Bochum
Turkey
3–2
Suárez (2)
Friendly
Rodríguez
26
28 May
Ullevaal Stadion , Oslo
Norway
2–2
Suárez
Friendly
Eguren
27
14 June
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Venezuela
1–1
Lugano
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
28
18 June
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Peru
6–0
Forlán (3)
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
Bueno (2)
Abreu
29
20 August
Sapporo Dome , Sapporo
Japan
3–1
Eguren
Friendly
I. González
Abreu
30
6 September
Estadio El Campín , Bogotá
Colombia
1–0
Eguren
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
31
10 September
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Ecuador
0–0
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
32
11 October
Estadio Monumental , Buenos Aires
Argentina
1–2
Lugano
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
33
14 October
Estadio Hernando Siles , La Paz
Bolivia
2–2
Bueno
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
Abreu
34
19 November
Stade de France , Paris
France
0–0
Friendly
2009
35
11 February
June 11 Stadium , Tripoli
Libya
3–2
Eguren
Friendly
Martínez
Á. Pereira
36
28 March
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Paraguay
2–0
Forlán
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
Lugano
37
1 April
Estadio Nacional de Chile , Santiago
Chile
0–0
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
38
6 June
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Brazil
0–4
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
39
9 June
Polideportivo Cachamay , Puerto Ordaz
Venezuela
2–2
Suárez
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
Forlán
40
12 August
Stade 5 Juillet 1962 , Algiers
Algeria
0–1
Friendly
41
5 September
Estadio Monumental "U" , Lima
Peru
0–1
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
42
9 September
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Colombia
3–1
Suárez
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
Scotti
Eguren
43
10 October
Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa , Quito
Ecuador
2–1
Suárez
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
Forlán
44
14 October
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Argentina
0–1
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
45
14 November
Estadio Ricardo Saprissa Aymá , San José
Costa Rica
1–0
Lugano
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
46
18 November
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Costa Rica
1–1
Abreu
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
2010
47
3 March
AFG Arena , St. Gallen
Switzerland
3–1
Forlán
Friendly
Suárez
Cavani
48
26 May
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Israel
4–1
Forlán
Friendly
Á. Pereira
Abreu (2)
49
11 June
Cape Town Stadium , Cape Town
France
0–0
2010 FIFA World Cup
50
16 June
Loftus Versfeld , Pretoria
South Africa
3–0
Forlán (2)
2010 FIFA World Cup
Á. Pereira
51
22 June
Royal Bafokeng Stadium , Rustenburg
Mexico
1–0
Suárez
2010 FIFA World Cup
52
26 June
Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium , Port Elizabeth
South Korea
2–1
Suárez (2)
2010 FIFA World Cup
53
2 July
Soccer City , Johannesburg
Ghana
1–1 (4–2 p )
Forlán
2010 FIFA World Cup
54
6 July
Cape Town Stadium , Cape Town
Netherlands
2–3
Forlán
2010 FIFA World Cup
M. Pereira
55
10 July
Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium , Port Elizabeth
Germany
2–3
Cavani
2010 FIFA World Cup
Forlán
56
11 August
Estádio do Restelo , Lisbon
Angola
2–0
Cavani
Friendly
Hernández
57
8 October
Gelora Bung Karno Stadium , Jakarta
Indonesia
7–1
Cavani (3)
Friendly
Suárez (3)
Eguren
58
12 October
Wuhan Sports Center Stadium , Wuhan
China
4–0
Xiaoting (OG)
Friendly
Cavani
Rodríguez
Fernández
59
17 November
Estadio Monumental , Santiago
Chile
0–2
Friendly
2011
60
25 March
A. Le Coq Arena , Tallinn
Estonia
0–2
Friendly
61
29 March
Aviva Stadium , Dublin
Ireland
3–2
Lugano
Friendly
Cavani
Hernández
62
29 May
Rhein-Neckar-Arena , Sinsheim
Germany
1–2
Gargano
Friendly
63
8 June
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Netherlands
1–1 (4–3 p )
Suárez
Friendly
64
23 June
Estadio Atilio Paiva Olivera , Rivera
Estonia
3–0
Cáceres
Friendly
Reintam (OG)
Lodeiro
65
4 July
Estadio del Bicentenario , San Juan
Peru
1–1
Suárez
2011 Copa América
66
8 July
Estadio Malvinas Argentinas , Mendoza
Chile
1–1
Á. Pereira
2011 Copa América
67
12 July
Estadio Ciudad de La Plata , La Plata
Mexico
1–0
Á. Pereira
2011 Copa América
68
16 July
Estadio Estanislao López , Santa Fé
Argentina
1–1 (5–4 p )
Pérez
2011 Copa América
69
19 July
Estadio Ciudad de La Plata , La Plata
Peru
2–0
Suárez (2)
2011 Copa América
70
24 July
Estadio Monumental , Buenos Aires
Paraguay
3–0
Suárez
2011 Copa América
Forlán (2)
71
2 September
Oblast Sports Complex Metalist , Kharkiv
Ukraine
3–2
Á. González
Friendly
Lugano
Hernández
72
7 October
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Bolivia
4–2
Suárez
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
Lugano (2)
Cavani
73
11 October
Estadio Defensores del Chaco , Asunción
Paraguay
1–1
Forlán
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
74
11 November
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Chile
4–0
Suárez (4)
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
75
15 November
Stadio Olimpico , Rome
Italy
1–0
Fernández
Friendly
2012
76
29 February
Stadionul Național , Bucharest
Romania
1–1
Cavani
Friendly
77
25 May
Luzhniki Stadium , Moscow
Russia
1–1
Suárez
Friendly
78
3 June
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Venezuela
1–1
Forlán
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
79
10 June
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Peru
4–2
Suárez
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
Pereira
Rodríguez
Eguren
80
15 August
Grand Stade du Havre , Le Havre
France
0–0
Friendly
81
7 September
Estadio Metropolitano , Barranquilla
Colombia
0–4
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
82
11 September
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Ecuador
1–1
Cavani
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
83
12 October
Estadio Malvinas Argentinas , Mendoza
Argentina
0–3
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
84
16 October
Estadio Hernando Siles , La Paz
Bolivia
1–4
Suárez
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
85
14 November
PGE Arena , Gdańsk
Poland
3–1
Glik (OG)
Friendly
Cavani
Suárez
2013
86
6 February
Khalifa International Stadium , Doha
Spain
1–3
Rodríguez
Friendly
87
22 March
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Paraguay
1–1
Suárez
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
88
26 March
Estadio Nacional , Santiago
Chile
0–2
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
89
5 June
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
France
1–0
Suárez
Friendly
90
12 June
Estadio Polideportivo Cachamay , Ciudad Guayana
Venezuela
1–0
Cavani
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
91
16 June
Arena Cidade da Copa , Recife
Spain
1–2
Suárez
2013 FIFA Confederations Cup
92
21 June
Arena Fonte Nova , Salvador
Nigeria
2–1
Lugano
2013 FIFA Confederations Cup
Forlán
93
23 June
Arena Cidade da Copa , Recife
Tahiti
8–0
Hernández (4)
2013 FIFA Confederations Cup
Pérez
Lodeiro
Suárez (2)
94
26 June
Estádio Mineirão , Belo Horizonte
Brazil
1–2
Cavani
2013 FIFA Confederations Cup
95
30 June
Arena Fonte Nova , Salvador
Italy
2–2 (2–3 p )
Cavani (2)
2013 FIFA Confederations Cup
96
14 August
Miyagi Stadium , Rifu
Japan
4–2
Forlán (2)
Friendly
Suárez
Á. González
97
6 September
Estadio Nacional , Lima
Peru
2–1
Suárez (2)
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
98
10 September
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Colombia
2–0
Cavani
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
Stuani
99
11 October
Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa , Quito
Ecuador
0–1
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
100
15 October
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Argentina
3–2
C. Rodríguez
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
Suárez
Cavani
101
13 November
Amman International Stadium , Amman
Jordan
5–0
M. Pereira
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
Stuani
Lodeiro
Rodríguez
Cavani
102
20 November
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Jordan
0–0
2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
2014
103
5 March
Wörthersee Stadion , Klagenfurt
Austria
1–1
Pereira
Friendly
104
30 May
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Northern Ireland
1–0
Stuani
Friendly
105
4 June
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Slovenia
2–0
Cavani
Friendly
Stuani
106
14 June
Estadio Castelão , Fortaleza
Costa Rica
1–3
Cavani
2014 FIFA World Cup
107
19 June
Area de São Paulo , São Paulo
England
2–1
Suárez (2)
2014 FIFA World Cup
108
24 June
Arena das Dunas , Natal
Italy
1–0
Godín
2014 FIFA World Cup
109
28 June
Estádio do Maracanã , Rio de Janeiro
Colombia
0–2
2014 FIFA World Cup
110
5 September
Sapporo Dome , Sapporo
Japan
2–0
Cavani
Friendly
Hernández
111
9 September
Goyang Sports Complex , Goyang
South Korea
1–0
Giménez
Friendly
112
10 October
King Abdullah Sports City , Jeddah
Saudi Arabia
1–1
Fallatah (OG)
Friendly
113
13 October
Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex , Muscat
Oman
3–0
Suárez (2)
Friendly
Rodríguez
114
13 November
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Costa Rica
3–3
Suárez
Friendly
Giménez
Cavani
115
18 November
Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos , Santiago
Chile
2–1
Rolán
Friendly
González
2015
116
28 March
Stade Adrar , Agadir
Morocco
1–0
Cavani
Friendly
117
6 June
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Guatemala
5–1
Rolán
Friendly
Cavani (2)
De Arrascaeta
Abel Hernández
118
13 June
Estadio Regional de Antofagasta , Antofagasta
Jamaica
1–0
Rodríguez
2015 Copa América
119
16 June
Estadio La Portada , La Serena
Argentina
0–1
2015 Copa América
120
20 June
Estadio La Portada , La Serena
Paraguay
1–1
Giménez
2015 Copa América
121
20 June
Estadio Nacional , Santiago
Chile
0–1
2015 Copa América
122
4 September
Estadio Rommel Fernández , Panama City
Panama
0-1
Stuani
Friendly
123
8 September
Estadio Nacional , San José
Costa Rica
1-0
Friendly
124
8 October
Estadio Hernando Siles , La Paz
Bolivia
2-0
Cáceres
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
Godín
125
13 October
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Colombia
3-0
Godín
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
Rolán
Abel Hernández
126
12 November
Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa , Quito
Ecuador
2-1
Cavani
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
127
17 November
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Chile
3-0
Godín
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
Á. Pereira
Cáceres
2016
128
25 March
Arena Pernambuco , Recife
Brazil
2-2
Cavani
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
Suárez
129
29 March
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Peru
1-0
Cavani
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
130
27 May
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Trinidad and Tobago
Friendly
131
5 June
University of Phoenix Stadium , Glendale
Mexico
2016 Copa América Centenario
132
9 June
Lincoln Financial Field , Philadelphia
Venezuela
2016 Copa América Centenario
133
13 June
Levi's Stadium , Santa Clara
Jamaica
2016 Copa América Centenario
134
29 August
Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti , Buenos Aires
Argentina
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
135
6 September
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Paraguay
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
136
3 October
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Venezuela
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
137
11 October
Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Meléndez , Barranquilla
Colombia
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
138
7 November
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Ecuador
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
139
15 November
Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos , Santiago
Chile
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
2017
140
Friendly
141
20 March
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Brazil
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
142
29 March
Estadio Nacional , Lima
Peru
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
143
Friendly
144
Friendly
145
28 August
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Argentina
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
146
5 September
Estadio Defensores del Chaco , Asunción
Paraguay
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
147
2 October
Estadio Polideportivo Cachamay , Ciudad Guayana
Venezuela
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
148
10 October
Estadio Centenario , Montevideo
Bolivia
2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
Uruguay Olympic Team 2012
Managerial record for the national teams
As of 17 November 2015.
Honours
Manager
Club
Peñarol
Boca Juniors
International
Uruguay
Individual
Personal life
Aside from his career in football, Tabárez also worked as a teacher .[ 8]
References
External links
Awards
South American Championship era Copa América era
Óscar Tabárez managerial positions