Copa América 2024 Sees Hosts USA and Mexico Out Early, Venezuela Advances as Group Leader— How Far Can They Go?
Copa América 2024 Sees Hosts USA and Mexico Out Early, Venezuela Advances as Group Leader— How Far Can They Go?
Govind Tekele
Govind Tekele
The Venezuelan squad came as the biggest surprise at the end of the Copa América 2024 group stage, winning their group for the first time ever.
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This tournament was characterised by unexpected eliminations since both host countries—Mexico and the United States—left early, altering the dynamics of the competition.
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The events were marred by controversy and low attendance, with major disagreements over calls from the referees sparking heated discussions.
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Excitement for the quarterfinals is growing as Venezuela attempts to carry on its historic run against Canada and faces tough opposition from established powers Argentina and Uruguay.
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With 43 goals to his name, Salomón Rondón is now Venezuela's top scorer and is leading his team's charge after being a key contributor to their progress.
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Outperforming even Lionel Messi, Lautaro Martínez scores four vital goals to propel Argentina with strong momentum into the semifinals.
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The competition is lit up by the goal-scoring brilliance of Uruguay and Colombia, as both sides combine for a barrage of goals and extend winning streaks.
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A fascinating twist is added by Panama's surprising run to the quarterfinals when they upset the home team, the USA, in a thrilling group stage result.
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With the use of technology, a number of VAR scandals have provoked anger and, in the case of Chile in particular, increased scrutiny of refereeing standards.
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