- The Canadian team now has to face Argentina in the semi-finals. Main photo: EFE
On Friday, July 5, Canada defeated the Venezuelan national team in a penalty shootout in the quarterfinals of the 2024 Copa América. In this way, the Vinotinto said goodbye to the tournament and now Canada must face Argentina on July 9. The match took place at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas (United States).
In the 13th minute, Jacob Shaffelburg scored the first goal for Canada and Salomón Rondón tied the game for Venezuela in the 64th minute. This result led to a penalty shootout, where the Canadian team emerged victorious.
Venezuela in the semifinals of the Copa America.
The only time that La Vinotinto has made it to the semi-finals in this tournament was in 2011, at the Copa América in Argentina. They lost in a penalty shootout.
The Vinotinto coach, Fernando “Bocha” Batista, started with the same 11 from his debut once morest Ecuador, with the forced substitution of the sanctioned Darwin Machís for Eduard Bello; while Canada repeats the team that tied the last match once morest Chile.
Batista brought back Miguel Navarro, Nahuel Ferraresi and Cristian Cásseres Jr. to the starting 11, following leaving them on the bench for the match once morest Jamaica due to the risk of being suspended if they received a card.
Venezuela’s lineup
-Rafael Romo
-Miguel Navarro
-Yordan Osorio
-Nahuel Ferraresi
– Jon Aramburu
-Yangel Herrera
-Jose Martinez
-Cristian Cásseres Jr.
-Eduard Bello
-Yeferson Soteldo
-Salomon Rondon.
Jesse Marsch, meanwhile, repeated the starting 11 that tied the game once morest Chile with the players who also gave them the second-half victory once morest Peru, results that allowed the Canadians to advance to the quarterfinals.
Canada Lineup
-Maxime Crepeau
-Alphonso Davies
-Derek Cornelius
-Moïse Bombito
-Alistair Johnston
-Jacob Shaffelburg
-Stephen Eustace
-Joanathan Osorio
-Richmond Laryea
-Cyle Larin
-Jonathan David.
First time
In the first half, in the 2nd minute, Salomón Rondón took his first shot at the Canadian goal, although he was in an offside position. Shortly following, in the 11th minute, there was a goal threat from Canada that might not be realized at that moment, but that did become a reality in the 13th minute. Thus, the Vinotinto lost 1-0 once morest the Canadian team thanks to a goal by Jacob Shaffelburg, following a foray down the right flank by his teammate Jonathan David.
After Canada’s goal, the Vinotinto reacted with more attacks towards the Canadian goal looking for a tie that they were unable to achieve in the first half.
Canada had plenty of chances in the first 45 minutes and the scoreline might have been bigger if their players had been more accurate.
Second time
The second half began with Venezuelan Eduard Bello being fouled on the left flank in the 47th minute. Derek Cornelius of Canada was yellow-carded in the 49th minute for a foul on Soteldo.
Venezuela made its first change in the 59th minute, with Jhonder Cádiz coming on and Cristian Cásseres Jr. coming off. Canada also made a change in the 61st minute, with Jacob Shaffelburg coming on and Liam Millar coming on. In the 69th minute, Salomón Rondón surprised Venezuela with a goal and tied the game.
In the 73rd minute the match was temporarily halted due to an injury to Canada’s Derek Cornelius; and in the 83rd minute Venezuela made two more changes, with Eduard Bello and Yeferson Soteldo coming off and Jefferson Savarino and Matías Lacava coming on.
In the 90th minute, the Vinotinto made a couple more changes: Wilker Ángel and Tomás Rincón came on and Yordan Osorio and José Andrés Martínez left. Thus, following the extra minutes of regulation, the game ended and the game will go to a penalty shootout to decide the result of this game.
Salomón Rondón started kicking for Venezuela and scored the first kick in this round. Jonathan David kicked for Canada and also scored the first. The second for the Vinotinto was for Yangel Herrera, who missed the kick; and for Canada Millar also missed his second penalty.
Tomás Rincón got Venezuela’s third and Canada also scored, with Mombito. Venezuela’s fourth was not achieved, Savarino missed it, as did Canada, who also missed their fourth shot with Eustaquio. Cádiz got Venezuela’s fifth and Canada also scored with Davies.
Wilker Angel missed the sixth for Venezuela and with one more run scored by Canada the match ended. Venezuela was eliminated and the Canadian team moved on to the semi-finals, where they will face Argentina.
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2024-07-06 08:55:04
