Since their first meeting in the Nehru Gold Cup in 1997, which ended in a thrilling 2-2 draw, the football rivalry between India and Uzbekistan has grown, albeit primarily in favor of the Central Asian team. The historical record strongly favors Uzbekistan, which has won four of the six meetings between the two countries, with […]
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