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COPA AMERICA 2007: Peru vs Venezuela
- Thread starter KingPaulV
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El Diablo Rojo
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I'm seeing a 2-2 here in a fierce battle for the leadership of the group.
I hope this will be more entertaining than Bolivia-Uruguay.
Weird, the mexican Archundia is the referee but the linesmen one from Paraguay and the other one from Colombia.
I hope this will be more entertaining than Bolivia-Uruguay.
Weird, the mexican Archundia is the referee but the linesmen one from Paraguay and the other one from Colombia.
El Diablo Rojo
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Disallowed goal for Venezuela, it wasn't wrongly disallowed.
Peru is being fast in the midfield so far.
Peru is being fast in the midfield so far.
El Diablo Rojo
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Venezuela looks more threatening but Peru is not giving up easily, Venezuela wasted some chances.
Nice header by Peru after a cross of Farfan.
Nice header by Peru after a cross of Farfan.
El Diablo Rojo
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HT 0-0.
So-so for now, a bit entertaining lacks chances and goals, Venezuela play looks interesting, however Arango has done nothing still. Peru looks fast when they get the ball but they aren't as threatening.
So-so for now, a bit entertaining lacks chances and goals, Venezuela play looks interesting, however Arango has done nothing still. Peru looks fast when they get the ball but they aren't as threatening.
El Diablo Rojo
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Good job by Venezuela, now Peru will have to push to get the ball and create chances.
I think the venezuelan are starting to understand the thing, whistling when the rival passes the ball to their keeper and chanting "¡Olé! ¡Olé!" when their players pass the ball around not allowing the rival to get it.
I think the venezuelan are starting to understand the thing, whistling when the rival passes the ball to their keeper and chanting "¡Olé! ¡Olé!" when their players pass the ball around not allowing the rival to get it.
El Diablo Rojo
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The match is more entertaining now back and forth. The defense of Venezuela was shaky and Peru almost scores, was there a not called penalty in there? And then Venezuela answered with good shot from Maldonado saved by Butron.