Argentina’s next opponent has little history in Copa America finals. Find out what they’re up to.
The Colombian national team won 1-0 against Uruguay in the semi-finals of the America Cup and got into the direct fight for the title. He will have to face the Argentine national team Next Sunday, July 14, at 9 pm (Argentine time) at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Florida.
Those led by the Argentine, Nestor Lorenzowill have a tough battle against the current world and American champions. The coffee growers have accumulated 28 games without losing and are, currently, the team with the longest unbeaten streak.
As for his record in finals, Colombia It has not accumulated many appearances in its history, since it has only played in two finals and has not played in one for 23 years.
1975 Copa America: The final of this edition was played over two legs. Colombia faced Perufirst as a local in Bogotawhere they beat the Peruvian team 1-0, but the return match, in Limethe Colombians were defeated 2-0 and a game had to be played playoff match.
It was carried out in Caracas Venezuelawhere the coffee growers They lost 1-0 and they were runners-up in the tournament.
Copa America 2001: in this edition, Colombia It was local and took the trophy for the first time in its history by winning the final by 1 to 0 to Mexicowith a goal from Ivan Cordoba.
In addition, in this competition the “cafetero” team did not concede any goals in any of the matches played.
Source: Ambito
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