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The Argentine team, already classified to the quarterfinals, ends its participation in the group stage of the Copa América United States 2024 this Saturday against Peru, with the objective of adding to secure first place in the standings of zone A. The match will begin at 21 (Argentine time) at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, with a television broadcast of TyC Sports, Telefé, Public TV and DSports. In addition, you can follow minute by minute with statistics updated in real time at campollena.com.
The team led by Lionel Scaloni reaches this commitment as a leader and with a perfect score, after the 2-0 victories against Canada (goals by Julián Álvarez and Lautaro Martínez) and 1-0 against Chile (goal by Lautaro Martínez). The Inca team, for its part, is last with just one unit: They tied 0-0 with Chile and lost 1-0 against Canada due to a goal from Jonathan David.
The last time both teams met was on October 17, 2023, within the framework of the 4th date of the qualifiers South Americans heading to the United States-Mexico-Canada 2026 World Cup. There, the albiceleste team took the three points at the National Stadium in Lima, after winning 2 to 0 with a double from Lionel Messi. In history, in a total of 54 matches, Argentine superiority is overwhelming: 35 wins, 14 draws and five losses.
The match corresponding to the last date of group A of the Copa América 2024, which takes place this Saturday in Miami, United States, can be seen live on television through TyC Sports, Telefé, Public TV and DSports as well as by streaming through the platforms TyC Sports Play, MiTelefe, Cont.ar and DGO. For their part, those who have Flow or Telecentro Play can tune in to any of the signals directly through the cable operator (in all cases an active subscription is required). In addition, there is the possibility of following minute by minute with statistics updated in real time at campollena.com.
At the end of the duel against Chile, Scaloni affirmed that he will put an alternative team against Peru. Messi has a muscle discomfort which prevented him from performing at 100% against the trans-Andean team, although he completed the 90 minutes. The substitutes will play, those who have not yet had opportunities. Alejandro Garnacho, Valentín Carboni, Lucas Martínez Quarta and Exequiel Palacios, among others, will most likely add minutes.
On the main sports prediction platforms around the planet, The Argentine team has an advantage to win this Saturday’s match. If Peru wins, bookmakers are paying odds of up to 1.49 against the 7.40 that would be paid for a hypothetical victory by Peru. A draw, on the other hand, is quoted at around 4.15.
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