Luis Diaz had an eventful night during Colombia’s 3-0 victory over Bolivia in their final friendly before the Copa America. The match took a dramatic turn when Diaz was subjected to a dangerous tackle by Hector Cuellar, resulting in two red cards being shown.
Prior to the incident, Colombia had been dominating the game, with Diaz playing a crucial role in their success. He not only scored a goal but also provided an assist, showcasing his skill and composure on the field.
Despite the rough challenge from Cuellar, Diaz managed to escape serious injury, but the altercation sparked a heated exchange between the players. Crystal Palace’s Daniel Munoz and Bolivia’s Cesar Menacho were also involved in the scuffle, leading to both players being sent off.
Fortunately, Diaz was able to continue playing before being substituted in the 77th minute. The victory over Bolivia served as a confidence booster for Colombia as they prepare to kick off their Copa America campaign.
Colombia’s upcoming matches in the tournament include a showdown against Paraguay on June 24 and a clash with Costa Rica on June 28. Fans can look forward to an exciting encounter on July 3 when Colombia faces off against Brazil, one of the tournament favorites.
Other notable players participating in the Copa America include Darwin Nunez, Alisson, and Alexis Mac Allister, with Brazil and Argentina being touted as top contenders for the title. The final match is scheduled to take place on July 15, marking the culmination of an exciting tournament.
