Bravo’s saves secure scoreless draw for Chile vs. Peru in Copa America

In a thrilling Copa America 2024 clash, Claudio Bravo, the oldest player in the tournament’s history, showcased his skills as Chile battled Peru to a scoreless draw. The match, which took place at AT&T Stadium on June 21, 2024, saw Bravo making four crucial saves to deny Peru’s attacking prowess.

Bravo’s Heroics

At 41 years and 69 days, Bravo proved why he is a veteran in the game, thwarting Gianluca Lapadula’s attempt with a spectacular save on a corner kick in the 79th minute. He followed it up by denying Paolo Guerrero on the rebound, much to the delight of the 43,030 fans in attendance.

Chances Missed

Chile had their own opportunities, with Alexis Sánchez missing a golden chance in the 16th minute as his redirection sailed over the crossbar. The physical encounter was marred by 37 fouls and four yellow cards, highlighting the intensity of the match.

Group Standings

Following the draw, Chile and Peru find themselves trailing behind Argentina in Group A. Argentina kicked off their title defense with a 2-0 win over Canada, setting up an exciting clash with Chile in the upcoming fixtures.

Upcoming Matches

Looking ahead, Peru will face Canada in Kansas City, Kansas, before locking horns with Argentina in Miami Gardens, Florida on June 29. The Copa America 2024, hosted across fourteen stadiums in the U.S., promises thrilling encounters as teams battle for supremacy.

Stay tuned as the tournament unfolds, with the final set to take place in Miami Gardens on July 14. Don’t miss out on the action-packed matches that showcase the best of South American and North American football talent.

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