India, Oct. 5 -- India will look to turn the lessons from their 0-4 defeat to Brazil into a better performance when they face two-time world champions Uruguay in a challenging FIFA international friendly here on Tuesday.

The heavy loss at the Salt Lake Stadium on Saturday brought India back to reality after they had held 44th-ranked Panama to a 1-1 draw in Bengaluru.

Yet head coach Khalid Jamil found enough encouragement in India's opening exchanges against Brazil, particularly their combination play, defensive organisation and willingness to counterattack.

Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti also acknowledged those aspects of India's game.

Against Uruguay, ranked 20th in the world, India will need to reproduce those positives for longer and...