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I hate Lodeiro. C.Rodriguez is MUCH better
URU looks tired
Another tie... and Uruguay almost loses it at the end there...
We'll see if we finally get a winner in the last game...
lol Uruguay
lol all the contenders in this tournament
Quality fans, tbh
Pathetic effort by Uruguay. they played as if they were much better forgetting how much tougher it is to win in the South American level.
Last Copa we started 0-3 vs. Peru and made it to Semi's to lose by penalties vs. Brazil so I'll take this as an upgrade.
Not really surprising
Conmebol is tough compe ion
Just look back at the '10 WC qualifiers
Gio is playing???
I had no idea he was going to be there!
I thought they were sending all scrubs!
Wait
oh crap
The Mexico national soccer team was plunged into crisis just days ahead of the Copa America after eight players were suspended Tuesday over allegations they invited pros utes to their team hotel.
Team director Hector Gonzalez Inarritu confirmed the players, currently training in Ecuador, had been handed six-month bans for breaching Mexico's code of discipline.
He did not divulge details of their transgressions but reports in the Mexican media alleged the eight were dropped for inviting pros utes to their Quito hotel.
The eight players -- Israel Jimenez, Nestor Vidrio, Jonathan Dos Santos, Marco Fabian, Jorge Hernandez, Javier Cortes, David Cabrera and Nestor Calderon -- were also fined 50,000 pesos ($4,200) each by the Mexican Soccer Federation.
They had been preparing to leave Ecuador for Argentina to compete in the Copa America, South America's premier international soccer tournament, which kicks off Friday.
According to the reports, the players' alleged antics came to light when members of the Mexican party reported items such as iPads, cell phones and cash had gone missing from their rooms.
When officials checked the hotel's closed circuit television system they saw six women being escorted into the building by a team representative. Reports allege the women were pros utes.
"They are young and can make mistakes but also must bear the consequences, assuming responsibility," Gonzalez Inarritu said, according to Mexico's El Universal newspaper.
"I also extend an apology to all the fans for this type of events should not occur again."
Mexico's first game of the tournament is July 4 against Chile.
fun game so far
lol @ this ref
Chile can't miss that many goals
, it's all Chile.
There it is!
Nice.
tbh i had no idea
This is probably why I never understood your Gio... and Mexico's Womens NT jokestbh i had no idea
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