Edinson Cavani says every Uruguay fixture will have the intensity of a final ahead of two crucial World Cup qualifying clashes with Peru and Colombia.
Oscar Tabarez's men, who sit fifth in the Conembol standings, have endured a tougher campaign than initially expected.
However, two victories over their South American rivals could potentially propel the Copa America winners into the automatic qualification places and Cavani says the team have the personnel to negotitate both games.
He told reporters: "I don't want to say which match is more important. For Uruguay, every match is a final.
"We have the weapons to fight against them. The important thing is not to think about the others, but to win to be closer to our goal.
"We must not have negative thinkings. If we lose, we will see how we deal with that, but we are going to jump into the field to win the game. That is the goal of everybody here."
Uruguay travel to Peru on September 6, before hosting Colombia four days later.
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