Copa América 2024 [6/20-7/14] “Coming 2 America” (Final: Argentina/Colombia)

[THEREALBRAND]

I love seeing teams not take their foot off the gas.

Uruguay wants to completely humiliate Bolivia.

 

[Nero Christ]

Uruguay running up the score

 

[Mister Terrific]

Bolivia might be Curaçao level. Panama will put at least 3 past them

 

[Yehuda]

De la Cruz man of the match IMO.

 

[phcitywarrior]

De la Cruz man of the match IMO.

Between him and Max Araujo for me.

Pellestri did well but should have had a 2nd

 

[Mister Terrific]

CONCACAF’D

 

[frush11]

Breh? Have you watched Uruguay under Bielsa? He got the blues flying man. They have one of the most complete squads front to back. USA has a proper game on their hands

Uruguay should have bushed Tabarez ages ago

Just came back from watching the game. My God, Uruguay has never played football like this ever, ever.

It just wasn't Tabarez, that's the been the tradition for so long with Uruguayan football, understandably. But I'm genuinely happy for Uruguayan fans, they finally get to watch that attempts to play.

Always had a soft spot for Uruguay because off their history with Black athletes. And lowkey Uruguay being for first a lot of first Black things.

 

[Lakerman0834]

Uruguay gonna win this and Fede gonna get the praise he deserves. He’s Madrid most important player yet gets 0 hype

 

[blues_funk_reggae]

Obviously Bolivia is the worst team so far, and this is shaping up nicely for Uruguay to whoop the US and Panama to draw/win against Bolivia which will see the US crash out.




Also, the work that Uruguay has done over these last 15-20 years in developing players has been phenomenal. They are everything Mexico should be.

 

[Yehuda]

They are everything Mexico should be.

What you mean?

 

[blues_funk_reggae]

What you mean?

Mexico, with their size, being a footballing culture, long history of clubs, should be exporting the same if not more players like Uruguay.

 

[Nero Christ]

Mexico, with their size, being a footballing culture, long history of clubs, should be exporting the same if not more players like Uruguay.

No offense but I don’t think Mexico can produce people over 5’4

Edit - misread what you meant but I still don't think Mexico can produce athletes like SA countries due to their towards their darker population. They don't have a Messi or Maradona type to save them either.

 

[Trajan]

We getting the full Darwin experience

Need breh to come into next season with supreme confidence

We say this every time he goes on international break.

I'll see you next season when he's still missing sitters and hitting the post

shyt, he did a lot of that this game it seems from the highlights

 

[FlyBoy718]

I wouldn't be surprised to seem them put up 4 or 5 goals against that sorry ass Bolivian side.

This is a good match up for the US. If anything it's gonna be a stale mate with very few chances on both sides.

If the US doesn't try to go all gung-ho. And play with a cautious approach. Uruguay ain't breaking em down. That's not what they do

🗑 take that will only look worse when Uruguay run the gringos off the pitch Monday night barring heavy rotation from Uruguay. Something tells me they'll do their best to send us home though.

 

[phcitywarrior]

Mexico, with their size, being a footballing culture, long history of clubs, should be exporting the same if not more players like Uruguay.

If you look at the top 5 footballing nations that have under achieved the most, Mexico has to be up there.

Mexico, Nigeria, Netherlands, England etc