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It is more than proven that the Colombian National Team unites loves and passions in football and a faithful example of this were the photos of the different fans of the country that left the Tricolor 2-1 victory against Paraguay in its debut at the Copa América 2024.
As if he had played in Barranquilla in the middle of Carnival season, More than 50,000 Colombians entered the NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas, United States. with the yellow shirt to support those led by Néstor Lorenzo.
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Other fans decided to attend the game with their team’s shirt in Colombia and in the end they became the living example of football in peace, regardless of the color of the shirt.
Therefore, fans of Deportivo Cali, América de Cali, Once Caldas, Atlético Nacional, DIM, Junior and Atlético BucaramangaThey posed together and took a photo, apparently outside the stadium, where the Colombian team emerged victorious against the Paraguayans.
The photos, which were shared by Colombian journalist Juan C. Cortés on his social networks, show that no matter how much of a fan you are of a specific team, you can live football in peace. Especially if it is in a selection environment.
“Look at this postcard that I have left in the preview of the Colombian team in Houston. Don’t tell me that you can’t be passionate about a team and live in peace.”the communicator wrote next to the photos.
In the end, the goals of Daniel Muñoz and Jefferson Lerma unleashed the shout of goal from all those present in the match, for a dream start in the continental tournament.
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The Colombian National Team, which is part of group D along with Paraguay, Costa Rica and Brazil, will have its next challenge on Friday, June 28 against the Costa Ricans (5:00 pm) at State Farm Stadium in the city of Glendale, Arizona.
