In an action-packed match in California, Brazil drew 1-1 with Colombia, setting up a thrilling Copa America quarter-final clash against Uruguay. Colombia, who topped Group D with seven points, will face Panama in the last eight.<\/p>\n
Brazil took an early lead through Raphinha’s impressive free-kick in the 12th minute. The winger delivered a superb strike into the top corner, giving Brazil a 1-0 advantage. However, Colombia quickly responded and thought they had equalized when Davinson Sanchez headed in a cross from James Rodriguez. The goal was disallowed for offside following a lengthy VAR review.<\/p>\n
The match continued at a frenetic pace, with Brazil’s Vinicius Jr receiving a yellow card for accidentally striking Rodriguez while competing for a loose ball, a booking that will rule him out of the Uruguay match.<\/p>\n
Colombia eventually leveled the score in first-half stoppage time. Jhon Cordoba found space on the edge of the area and played a brilliant through ball to Daniel Munoz, who rifled his effort into the net. The result extended Colombia’s unbeaten streak to 26 matches, though it ended their 10-match winning run.<\/p>\n
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