In a display of football prowess, Colombia’s national team secured a decisive 3-0 victory over Bolivia, marking their 23rd game without defeat and bolstering their momentum ahead of the 2024 Copa América. The match, held in East Hartford, Connecticut, showcased Colombia’s offensive strength, with standout performances from Luis Díaz, who scored twice, and Jhon Arias and Jhon Córdoba, who each added a goal to the tally. The victory, however, was marred by a brawl that led to the expulsion of Colombia’s Daniel Muñoz and Bolivia’s César Menacho. Despite the altercation, coach Néstor Lorenzo’s team remained focused, with their eyes set on a strong showing in the upcoming tournament. Colombia will kick off their Copa América campaign against Paraguay on June 24, followed by matches against Costa Rica and Brazil in Group D. As the team prepares for their first match, the spirit within the camp is high, with captain James Rodríguez expressing confidence and readiness for the challenges ahead.
Key points
- Colombia defeats Bolivia 3-0 in a friendly, extending their unbeaten streak to 23 games.
- The match featured a brawl and expulsions, adding tension to the pre-Copa América atmosphere.
- Colombia’s impressive form makes them a dark horse in the upcoming Copa América, where they will face Paraguay, Costa Rica, and Brazil in Group D.
