Chile thrashes and seeks to join the ‘favorites’ in Copa América 2024

Chile calmly beat Paraguay 3-0 in a friendly match in Santiago, prior to the Copa America 2024 which will be held in the United States from June 20.

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The locals scored thanks to two headers from the forward Victor Davila in the minute 17 y 37and a right hand from the attacker EDuardo Vargas in 53.

In a game that barely had any chances, the left back Gabriel Suazo He overflowed his side and launched a cross that the CSKA Moscow attacker caught to open the account.

In an almost identical play, 20 minutes later, Suazo returned to throw a center from the left sectorwhich again Dávila finished off with a header within the area.

– Full Time!

La Roja – takes the victory with a strong performance. Great job, team! –

—–#The Red #We come back home #SomosLaRoja pic.twitter.com/gVhK4XDXDR

— Chilean National Team (@LaRoja) June 12, 2024

Chile wins, likes and wins

The Red moved back the lines to wait for a counter opportunity, taking advantage of the spaces left Paraguaywhich he found in the 53′.

Eduardo Vargas completed a great collective play, in which the Chileans gave several quick passes inside the areawhich the team’s second all-time scorer defined with a right hand.

Since Gareca he recovered it for the national team after a long period of absencescored in two of the three games that the Argentine has coached.

It was the first game that the coach played in Chilean territory, and the performance of his leaders raised the local public who even shouted “be, be“.

Although he left out to veterans such as midfielders Arturo Vidal and Charles Aránguizor the defender Gary MedelTigre already has two 3-0 wins – one against Albania in its debut – and a tight 3-2 defeat against powerful France.

It was the last game of Chile before the America Cupwhere he will face the Group A to the current tournament champion Argentina, Canada and Peru.

BFG

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