Colombia beat the United States 5-1 in one of the last tests that both teams will hold prior to their debut in the Copa América 2024; The South Americans have gone 22 games without losing.
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It was through John Arias (6′) and – with a spectacular ‘chile’ – of Rafael Santos Borré (19′) as the ‘cafetaleros’ took the lead at FedEx Field against the ‘stars and stripes‘ who presented his stellar eleven.
After the break, the response from the locals would come through Timothy Weah (58′), however, Richard Rios (77′) would ensure victory for the South Americans, while Jorge Carrascal (85′) would make it 4-1 and Luis Sinisterra (88′) would sentence the Colombian victory.
Now, both the United States and Colombia will prepare to face their last friendly for the Copa América 2024where the Americans will face Brazil at Camping World Stadium, while Colombia faces will be seen before his similar Bolivia.
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