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Sports

Brazil and Colombia Draw in Copa America Group Stage Match

Brazil faced a tough challenge against Colombia in their final group-stage match of the Copa America, ultimately resulting in a 1-1 draw. The match, held at Levi’s Stadium in California, saw Brazil’s Raphinha scoring a stunning free-kick in the 12th minute to give his team an early lead. However, Colombia fought back just before half-time, with Daniel Munoz equalizing with a close-range strike.

The draw meant that Colombia topped Group D, setting up a quarter-final clash against Panama. On the other hand, Brazil, as the group runners-up, will now face Uruguay in the next stage. Real Madrid’s Vinicius Jr will be unavailable for Brazil’s quarter-final match after receiving his second yellow card of the tournament.

In another match in the same group, Costa Rica secured a 2-1 victory over Paraguay with goals from Francisco Calvo and Josimar Alcocer. Despite the win, Costa Rica fell short of progressing to the next round, finishing behind Brazil in the group standings.

The Copa America quarter-finals are set to kick off on Friday, with defending champions Argentina taking on Ecuador in the opening match. The tournament has seen intense competition and thrilling moments, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.

Stay tuned for more exciting matches and updates as the Copa America progresses towards crowning a new champion. The passion and skill displayed by the teams promise to deliver an unforgettable tournament for football enthusiasts around the world.

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