Junior Alonso celebrates his goal for Paraguay against Peru ضد (Photo: Nelson Almeida/AFP)
The night of the Copa America quarter-finals on Friday was positive for South American fans Athlete. Paraguay junior defender Alonso Chilean striker Eduardo Vargas They were eliminated and will return to work in the city of cock.
In the first match of the night, Paraguay drew 3-3 with Peru, at the Olympic Stadium, in Guenia. In the penalty shootout, Perugia lost 4 to 3 She did not continue to dispute the title of the competition.
Alonso started, scored the second goal from Paraguay and hit the ball with a penalty shootout. During the match, he took over the captain’s armband after sending off defender Gustavo Jimez from Palmeiras.
In the match that ended tonight, Chile lost 1-0 to the Brazilian national team at Nelton Santos Stadium in Rio de Janeiro. Eduardo Vargas started the team, as he has for most of the competition.
Vargas even scored a goal against Brazil in the 16th minute of the second half, but this move was invalidated by an offside from Bolgar, who provided assistance to the athlete.
Before Vargas and Alonso, Venezuelan striker Jefferson Savarino He was eliminated in the first stage with the Venezuelan national team.
Now, the only athlete to continue competing in the Copa America is quarterback Alain Franco. The Ecuadorean player will face Argentina next Saturday, starting at ten in the evening, in the quarter-finals.
Atletico have not yet announced when Alonso and Vargas are expected to be in Gallo. The trend is for the pair to appear again early next week, after Sunday’s match against Cuyab. The teams will meet from 6:15 pm in the capital, Mato Grosso, to participate in the Brazilian Championship.
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