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This Thursday, from 10pm (Argentine time), Uruguay and Bolivia They face each other in a match corresponding to date 2 of group C of the 2024 Copa América. The match, which is refereed by Paraguayan Juan Benítez, takes place at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, United States, and can be seen live on television through DSports and the Flow Events channel (116). In addition, there is the possibility of following minute by minute with statistics updated in real time at campollena.com.
The light blue, directed by Marcelo Bielsa, started the tournament on the right foot: they defeated Panama 3-1. The goals were scored by Maximiliano Araújo, Darwin Núñez and Matías Viña; while Michael Murillo scored for the Panamanians in the 94th minute. The Bolivian team, for its part, lost to the United States by 2 to 0. thanks to goals from Christian Pulisic and Folarin Balogun.
The meeting corresponding to the date 2 of group C of the Copa América 2024 is disputed this Thursday at 10 p.m. (Argentine time) in New Jersey, United States, and can be seen live on television through DSports and the channel Flow Events (116), as well as by streaming through the DGO platform. In addition, there is the possibility of following minute by minute with statistics updated in real time at campollena.com.
In the run-up to the meeting, The Argentine coach spoke at a press conference and he gave his opinion on the superiority that, on paper, Uruguay has over Bolivia: “Favoritism is a totally irrelevant issue manipulated by the media,” he commented, adding: “The weakest team winning is also an option in football. I think there is no point in anticipating what is going to happen, it is impossible to predict.”
For its part, Bolivia’s coach, Brazilian Antonio Carlos Zago, He also spoke to the media and praised his current rival: “We are going to play against one of the best teams in the world at the moment, perhaps the best in South America “Because he finished the year playing very well and this year he played well again,” he said and continued: “The players are giving everything on the pitch trying to improve. This is important for us, but a good result against Uruguay would also be important.”
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