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Canada 2-2 Uruguay(3-4 on pens): Suarez's late goal helps Uruguay finish 3rd!

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Bentancur scores first to put Uruguay in lead, Kone's astonishing overhead kick and Jonathan David's follow shoot help Canada overtake the score. Suarez equalizes in the last minute and help his side win in the shootout to finish 3rd in Copa America.

2024 Copa América

5-6

Penalty Shootout

Match Events

0' Penalty Goal! Canada  Uruguay

0' Penalty Goal! Canada  Uruguay

0' Penalty Goal! Canada  Uruguay

0' Penalty Goal! Canada  Uruguay

0' The match is about to start!

7' De Fougerolles booked yellow card for a rude tackle

8' GOAL! Bentancur shoots in the box to score! Canada 0-1 Uruguay

13' Bentancur kicks down Osorio leading to a brawl

18' M.Araujo's shoot saved by goalkeeper

21' GOAL! Astonishing overhead kick equalizer from Ismael Kone! Canada 1-1 Uruguay

24' Pellistri's goal canceled due to M.Araojo's offside

26' Vina booked a yellow card for stamping foul

31' Vina falls in the penalty area, referee calls no foul

37' Nunez's free kick flies over the crossbar

40' Bombito's header blocked by defender

41' Oluwaseyi's header goes just wide of the goal

43' Osorio's shot blocked by Nandez in last second

46' Suarez subs on to replace Nunez

49' Bloody! Gimenez gets hit in the head and goes off to change a jersey

57' M.Araujo passes into the box, goalkeeper comes out to take the ball

61' Oluwaseyi's shoot saved by goalkeeper

63' Oluwaseyi booked yellow card for stamping on Caceres

69' Highlight from Canada vs Uruguay

69' Match Event for Canada vs Uruguay

71' Match Event for Canada vs Uruguay

77' Match Event for Canada vs Uruguay

80' GOAL! Jonathan David's follow shoot overtake the score! Canada 2-1 Uruguay

85' Highlight from Canada vs Uruguay

90' Highlight from Canada vs Uruguay

91' Match Event for Canada vs Uruguay

92' GOAL! Suarez scores to equalize in the last minute! Canada 2-2 Uruguay

Match Report

Luis Suarez's stoppage-time equaliser sent the contest the distance, after goals from Ismael Kone and Jonathan David had cancelled out Rodrigo Bentancur's earlier strike at the Bank of University Stadium.

Sergio Rochet then gave Uruguay the advantage in the shootout when he denied Kone's tame penalty, meaning Davies had to score with Canada's fifth spot-kick.

However, the Bayern Munich clipped his effort against the crossbar, with La Celeste subsequently snatching third place from under the tournament debutants' noses. 

Uruguay took the lead after just eight minutes when Sebastian Caceres diverted a corner to the feet of Bentancur who, on the turn, brilliantly lashed into the roof of the net.

Maximiliano Araujo was denied by Dayne St. Clair from a tight angle before Canada equalised from a corner of their own in the 22nd minute, when Kone beat Rochet with a delightful acrobatic flick.

La Celeste thought they had retaken the lead within a minute when Facundo Pellestri drilled home. However, the offside was raised against Darwin Nunez, who was deemed to be interfering with play during the build-up.

The Canucks then went close to completing the turnaround before half-time with Tani Oluwaseyi nodding wide while Nahitan Nandez – back from suspension – cleared Jonathan Osorio's header off the line.

Oluwaseyi had another opportunity on the hour mark but, this time, was thwarted by Rochet after latching onto a neat throughball.

At the other end, Derek Cornelius came to Canada's rescue with a superb last-ditch sliding challenge to deny Suarez an almost certain tap-in, while blocking Brian Rodriguez's attempt soon after.

Davies drilled just wide, and Federico Valverde clipped the top of the crossbar before David edged Canada in front 10 minutes from time, reacting quickest to scramble the ball home after Rochet could only parry Kone's fierce drive.

However, there was to be a late twist when, in the second minute of stoppage time, Suarez turned in Jose Gimenez's cross to force a penalty shootout.

Rochet kept out Kone from 12 yards and, with Uruguay scoring all four of their penalties, La Celeste could celebrate after Davies' Panenka attempt came back off the crossbar.

Uruguay spot on as they secure bronze medal

Uruguay have lifted the Copa America trophy on a record-equalling 15 occasions (level with Argentina), but they now have greater experience of contesting the third-place playoff (16 times).

La Celeste boasted a decent strike rate of nine wins from their 15 previous such matches, but they had lost three of the last four.

A fourth defeat in five appeared to be on the cards when David completed Canada's turnaround in the 80th minute.

However, Suarez had other ideas with his last-gasp equaliser setting up a penalty shootout where, just like against Brazil in the quarter-finals, Uruguay scored four times from the spot.

With Rochet saving from Kone and Davies hitting the crossbar, La Celeste sealed third place and matched their second-best Copa America performance during the 21st century (also finishing third in 2004, while lifting the trophy seven years later).

Line-ups

Canada XI: Jonathan Osorio, Richie Laryea, Dayne St. Clair, Mathieu Choinière, Jacob Shaffelburg, Alistair Johnston, Ismaël Koné, Tani Oluwaseyi, Ali Ahmed, Luc De Fougerolles, Moïse Bombito

Subs: Maxime Crépeau, Samuel Piette, Derek Cornelius, Cyle Larin, Stephen Eustaquio, Alphonso Davies, Joel Waterman, Tom McGill, Theo Bair, Kamal Miller, Liam Millar, Jonathan David, Jacen Russell-Rowe, Kyle Hiebert

Uruguay XI: Gimenez, Sergio Rochet, N. Nández, Bentancur, Valverde, Manuel Ugarte, Vina, Sebastián Cáceres, Darwin Núñez, Maximiliano Araújo, Facundo Pellistri

Subs: Suarez, Olaza, G. De Arrascaeta, Santiago Mele, M.Olivera, Agustín Canobbio, Ronald Araujo, Franco Israel, B Rodriguez, Brian Ocampo, Cristian Olivera, Emiliano Martínez, Nicolás Marichal