10:06 PM
With a goal from Salomón Rondón, from a penalty at 57 minutes, the Venezuelan team achieved an important victory over Mexico, thus ensuring its classification to the quarterfinals of the Copa América. This victory marks Vinotinto’s second consecutive victory in the tournament, consolidating its position in the competition.
The match, played with intensity, had Venezuela as the protagonist. Salomón Rondón, a prominent figure of the team, was in charge of converting the penalty that gave the victory to the Venezuelans. This goal not only meant victory in the match, but also automatic qualification to the next phase of the tournament.
With the victories over Ecuador and Mexico, the Venezuelan team reached six points, enough to ensure its place in the quarterfinals. This progress underlines the constant growth of Vinotinto, which has managed to qualify for this event five times, highlighting its progress in South American football.
The second-place finisher in Group B will be decided in the exciting duel between Ecuador and Mexico on the last day of the group stage. This match will be crucial in determining who will accompany Venezuela in the quarterfinals, adding even more tension and expectation to the tournament.
Since 2007, Venezuela has demonstrated notable growth in its performance in the Copa América. In this period, they only missed the quarterfinals twice, consolidating their position as a competitive team on the continent.
The victory over Mexico and qualification to the quarterfinals confirm the good moment of Vinotinto, which will seek to continue advancing in the competition and continue its path to glory in the Copa América.
