Copa América 2024

[soul24rage]

This is why the Copa America will be ahead of the Euros Audi Cup.

CONMEBOL wants the underdog to win and not favor the big teams so that there is parity in the game

 

[jaype]

Even if it was a pen, Colombia had a legitimate goal ruled out for offside. Var put the fucking offiside line on the wrong player. Fair result imo, Colombia was the better team overall and could've won it in the end, idk how Borre missed that chance.

They look really strong in multiple facets of the game. organized when defending, strong physically, and have quality players up front. I even saw James running like I've never seen him before.

 

[Gnidrologist]

Even if it was a pen, Colombia had a legitimate goal ruled out for offside. Var put the fucking offiside line on the wrong player.

Yeah, i was wondering about this looking on highlights. The highlights were kinda shitty, but i definitely saw they drew line over a player that wasn't a goal scorer.

 

[Birdy]

this match is nuts, far surpasses anything in euros so far

Col outplaying Bra

BRAZILIAN FA getting what they ABSOLUTELY deserve since sacking Diniz

LOVE TO SEE IT

 

[Birdy]

Brazil vs Uruguay going to be a very good game

Although Uruguay has been 10 times better so far.
Best team in the tournament so far

Looks like an Argentina - Uruguay final, unless Colombia can knock Uruguay out

 

[Temptation]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1808549887463600490

 

[Andresito]

That's actually bad. Teams like Ecuador can sit back for 90 min and hope for pens.

 

[Messi983]

Conmebol doing everything for Argentina to not win Copa.

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

That's actually bad. Teams like Ecuador can sit back for 90 min and hope for pens.

Argentina are unbeatable in pens with Dibu 🥸

 

[Porque]

They also have the Golden Goal rule.

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

This is why the Copa America will be ahead of the Euros Audi Cup.

CONMEBOL wants the underdog to win and not favor the big teams so that there is parity in the game

So you say CONMEBOL cant bribe the refs anymore because they spent all their money for WC22?

 

[Temptation]

CONMEBOL wants the underdog to win and not favor the big teams so that there is parity in the game

Okay, budget BBZ. 😂

 

[soul24rage]

So you say CONMEBOL cant bribe the refs anymore because they spent all their money for WC22?

UEFA probably spent more on the WC22 than CONMEBOL did

 

[Horatio]

Even if it was a pen, Colombia had a legitimate goal ruled out for offside. Var put the fucking offiside line on the wrong player. Fair result imo, Colombia was the better team overall and could've won it in the end, idk how Borre missed that chance.

They look really strong in multiple facets of the game. organized when defending, strong physically, and have quality players up front. I even saw James running like I've never seen him before.

I checked the video of Var and it is not clear imo. It’s possible they messed up.