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the united states of america – The Uruguay national team successfully won the consolation title for third place in the 2024 Copa América.

Uruguay managed to score a goal in the 8th minute.

Bentancourt received the ball from Sebastian Caceres’ header. The Tottenham Hotspur player pierced the Canadian goal defended by Dane St Clair.

In the 22nd minute, Canada managed to penetrate the Uruguay goal thanks to a shot from Ismail Kone.

In the 24th minute, Uruguay’s goal was scored by Maximiliano Araujo. However, after being reviewed by VAR, the goal was disallowed for offside.

In the 80th minute, Canadian player Jonathan David managed to score a goal against Uruguay. He took advantage of Ismail Kone’s cross that was pushed away by Uruguayan goalkeeper Jonathan Roche.

When Canada nearly won the match, Luis Suarez breathed a sigh of relief to Uruguay. The former Barcelona player opened Canada’s lead in the 90th minute with a header using Jose Jimenez’s cross.

The duel should have been resolved on penalties, as the score was 2:2.

The play occurred during Canada’s third game. Ismail Kone’s shot was stopped by Uruguayan goalie Ismail Roche.

Meanwhile, Luis Suarez, who became the fourth Uruguayan player, scored another goal against Canada.

And finally, Canadian player Alphonso Davis’ shot hit the post. Uruguay also occupies third place with a score of 4:3.

This is Uruguay’s 10th Copa America title. Meanwhile, for Canada, reaching the semifinals in their first match is a story in itself.

Safari

You have: Clair, Richie Laria, Alistair Johnston (Alphonso Davies 62′), Luc de Fuogoroles (Derek Cornelius 67′), Richie Laria, Jonathan Osorio (Theo Bair 77′), Ismail Kone, Mathieu Chaunier, Ali Ahmed (Liam Millar 77′), Jacob Schaffelburg, Tani Oluwaseyi (Jonathan David 67′).

Uruguay: Sergio Roche, Matias Viña (Lucas Olaza 67′), José Maria Jimenez, Sebastian Caceres, Nahitan Nandez, Rodrigo Bentancourt, Manuel Ugarte (Georgian from Arrassaeta 46′), Federico Valverde, Maximiliano Araujo (Cristiano Olajo (Cristiano 2) Luis Suarez 46 ‘), Facundo Pellistri (Brian Rodriguez 62’).