History and goals of the match against Canada

Uruguay had to suffer and a goal from Luis Suarez ended the match, avoiding a mistake against Canada that kept them on the ropes and naive. 2-2 after 90 minutes, Marcelo Bielsa's men won 4-3 from the penalty spot.

The Copa America champions will be crowned this Sunday, when Argentina and Colombia play in the final at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, with the ticket office hoping for a sell-out.

The Canadians had to wait until the end of the game to get the win they deserved before long. However, Marcelo Bielsa's men took the lead after 6 minutes when Rodrigo Bentancur collected a ball headed down by Sebastian Casaras to complete a half-turn in the area.

From that moment on, in the process, on 22 minutes, Ismail Kone leveled the game with a different definition, capitalizing on Moise Pompidou's recognition and early doubt on his back. Goalkeeper Sergio Rosset.

The final minutes of the game were exciting. Canada, who deserved to win for a long time, made it 2-1 in the 80th when Jonathan David took a rebound from goalkeeper Rochet and sent Kone's shot into the back of Uruguay's goal.

However, Canada acted naively, looked for a third man and neglected to defend, and Uruguay took advantage of that, with a quick counter-attack to tie the score at 88, a pass and a stainless shot from Jose Maria Gimenez. Luis Suarez. That took the game to a tiebreaker from the penalty spot.

It was decisive from the penalty spot between Canada and Uruguay

Canada started charging. Uruguay missed none of its four sets: Valverde, Bentancur, De Arrascaeta and Luis Suárez. Kone, who was the highlight of the match by participating in two goals, missed his team's third, a weak shot that Rochet guessed, and then, the more experienced Alfonso Davies wanted to bite her: his shot fell horizontally and in front of the curve, but outside. This puts Uruguay in third place.

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