José Piendibene

 Piendibene scores for Peñarol against Español at Paerque Central, Montevideo .18 July 1926- Ricardo Zamora the beaten 'keeper.

 Piendibene. spent 20 years (1908-28) as a player with Peñarol. He has been credited with being responsible for the second stage in the evolution of Uruguayan football- whereas Juan Harley laid the foundations with the short passing Scottish , Piendibene added the dribbling and flair that completed the  cartachteristic Uruguayan style. 
Piendibene played over 500 games for Peñarol, scoring 250+ goals. He represented Uruguay 40 times (1909-23), scoring 20 goals, including a record 17 in matches against Argentina. 

Salve Divino Maestro, Señor de la Cortada, Rey del Pase, Monarca del Cabezazo, Emperador de la Gambeta, Sultán del Dribbling, Soberano del Taquito
 Diego Lucero (1935)

Argentina and Uruguay simultaneous internationals

Argentina and Uruguay have played each other in simultaneous internationals on 5 occasions. 8 of the 10 matches are recognized as official. 

15.08.16	Uruguay	1	2	Argentina	Parque Central, Montevideo
	Copa Lipton
	Argentina	3	1	Uruguay	Avellaneda
	Copa Newton Uruguay born Zoilo Canavery played for Argentina
01.10.16	Uruguay	0	1	Argentina	Campo del Parque Belvedere Montevideo
	Uruguayan Honour Cup 17 year old Atilio Badalini scored in the 3rd minute and Carlos Isola (El Hombre de Goma) saved a penalty from Carlos Scarone.
	Argentina	7	2	Uruguay	Avellaneda
	Press Circle Cup Marius "Eduardo" Hiller scored a hat trick and Emilio Fernández saved a penalty from Juan Harley. Hiller played international football for Germany (3 appearances and 1 goal) before moving to Argentina (2 appearances, 4 goals). José Benincasa became the first player to represent Uruguay whilst playing club football abroad (with Boca Juniors).
19.11.22	Uruguay	2	1	Argentina	Montevideo
	Argentina	4	4	Uruguay	La Plata
	Both these matches were arranged by dissident associations and are not considered official.
25.05.24	Uruguay	2	0	Argentina	Montevideo
	Copa Newton
	Argentina	4	0	Uruguay	Buenos Aires
	Copa Newton
	If both these matches were for the Copa Newton to whom did the trophy go?
16.06.29	Uruguay	1	1	Argentina	Montevideo
	Copa Centro Automovilístico Uruguayo
	Argentina	2	0	Uruguay	Buenos Aires
	Copa Cámara de Diputados Argentina
	Simultaneous fund raisers for the victims of an earthquake in Argentina.

Juan Harley- captain/coach of Uruguay, Avellaneda, 15.08.16

Uruguay born Zoilo Canavery played for Argentina, Avellaneda, 15.08.16

 Carlos Isola (El Hombre de Goma)- saved a penalty from  Carlos Scarone, Montevideo, 01.10.16

Eduardo Hiller scored a hattrick at Avellaneda, 01.10.16

Juan Harley

John Harley was born in Glasgow.
In 1906 he moved to Argentina (he was a railway engineer) and played for Club Atlético del Ferrocarril Oeste de Buenos Aires. Following a friendly between the two clubs in 1908, he crossed the River Plate to  C.U.R.C.C.(Peñarol) for whom he played until 1920.
'El Yoni' made 17 appearances for Uruguay between 1909-1916 , including 7 as player/coach. He is credited with bringing the 'Scottish' passing approach to Uruguayan football.