Colombia in the Copa America final
Groups, excitement, rash fighting, body attacks; What was not in Uruguay-Colombia match? The two teams showed all of what Copa America’s typical fight was called. The referee also had to show the red card on the yellow card stream. All prints are Colombia’s win. They defeated Uruguay 4-1 in the second semifinal and went to the final. Argentina is their opponent in the title fight.
The two parties fought in the first half of the match that started on Thursday (July 7) at 9am in Bangladesh. Later, however, Uruguay went ahead. But fate did not help them. Colombia keeps 5 percent of the ball against Uruguay’s 12 percent ball.
Uruguay could not score any goals with two shots in the match. On the contrary, Colombia scored 5 goals with 5 shots. From the beginning of the match, the foul was spread. In Uruguay, 5 fouls, Colombia’s foul 1. Although the two parties see 3 yellow cards, Colombia eats the red card just before the break.
John Aris, Colombia, first attacked in the sixth minute of the match. His shot goes out of the box. Larma missed another in the sixteen minutes. Uruguay first attacked in the seventeenth minute. However, Darwin Nunez did not find the goal in that shot.
Uruguay’s Nicholas de Lo Cruise saw the yellow card in the 21st minute. Colombia’s Daniel Munoj saw the same card in 5 minutes by his way. Eight minutes later, Colombia is cheering to proceed.
Colombia captain Rudraigage was blown away by the right corner. Learma was three hands away from the goalpost. He jumped his eyes and touched his head. Colombia goes ahead. Uruguay’s goalkeeper had nothing to do.
Immediately after proceeded, Saturn’s state of Colombia reached the fate of Colombia. The end of the first half, the added time is going on. Just then Munoj saw the red card. In the first minute of the added time, he had to move out of the field as a strict tackle fet to the Uruguay. Colombia went ahead with a goal in the first half.
After the break, John Cardoba missed the corner of Rudragage. Then the Colombian captain saw the yellow card protesting the foul of a teammate. In the next ten minutes, the two teams are more focused on the physical fight than the field game. Gillamo Verla saw the yellow card in the 8th minute.
Cruise had a good opportunity to return to equality in the 5th minute. He took a bend shot for flying from the cross corner of Fed Valvard. However, the Colombia goalkeeper stopped his shot. A minute later, the yellow card saw Uruguay’s Jose Gimarage.
The Colombian goalkeeper dismissed Uruguay in the 8th minute. In the last few minutes, the two teams played with Long Pass. The Latin American team failed to find the nets even though it was one attack. The referee burst into the last flute at the end of another attack on Colombia, and the whole team burst into ecstasy.
Colombia’s opponent Argentina, who set foot in the final 20 matches drawn from the unbeaten 20 matches. The two parties will face each other in the title fight at 7am on Monday (July 7).
