The 2011 Copa America final is so near now for both Peru and Uruguay.
If Argentina’s soil was meant to let minnows prevail at the end of the road, then bet on Peru to stun Uruguay in midweek. The Peruvians took Colombia by surprise in the quarter-finals of the tournament with 2 goals in extra-time. Uruguay, meanwhile, exhibited their defensive skills against a Messi-led Argentina.
Talking about Uruguay’s team info, they have mixed news. Mauricio Victorino’s fitness condition is doubtful following the injury he sustained the other time.
But Uruguay will welcome back Sebastian Coates who has finished serving his suspension. Meanwhile, the exclusion of Diego Perez has been confirmed since the player received a red card against Argentina.
Will extra-time be needed one more time to separate the winners from the losers? And what about a penalty shootout and the flashing of many cards by the referee?
Talking about Uruguay’s team info, they have mixed news. Mauricio Victorino’s fitness condition is doubtful following the injury he sustained the other time.
But Uruguay will welcome back Sebastian Coates who has finished serving his suspension. Meanwhile, the exclusion of Diego Perez has been confirmed since the player received a red card against Argentina.
Will extra-time be needed one more time to separate the winners from the losers? And what about a penalty shootout and the flashing of many cards by the referee?
