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With two goals in his first two games for Chile, the FC crew examine if Alexis Sanchez can use the Copa America as a springboard for success at Man United.
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Gab Marcotti points to the performances of Angel Di Maria, Sergio Aguero and Lionel Messi while examining where Argentina fell short against Colombia.
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BELO HORIZONTE, Brazil - Luis Suarez has said he lost three kilograms (6.6 lbs) during his recovery from knee surgery in order to be fit for Uruguay’s Copa America opener.
Medical and Barcelona club sources gave ESPN FC details of the rehab process, which began a couple of days after the May 9 surgery, performed in Barcelona by renowned knee specialist Ramon Cugat.
– Copa America: All you need to know
– Full Copa America fixtures schedule
Suarez returned to the field 38 days after arthroscopic…
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Gab Marcotti points to the performances of Angel Di Maria, Sergio Aguero and Lionel Messi while examining where Argentina fell short against Colombia.
To watch the 2019 Copa America, sign up for ESPN+.
BELO HORIZONTE, Brazil - Luis Suarez has said he lost three kilograms (6.6 lbs) during his recovery from knee surgery in order to be fit for Uruguay’s Copa America opener.
Medical and Barcelona club sources gave ESPN FC details of the rehab process, which began a couple of days after the May 9 surgery, performed in Barcelona by renowned knee specialist Ramon Cugat.
– Copa America: All you need to know
– Full Copa America fixtures schedule
Suarez returned to the field 38 days after arthroscopic…
To watch 2019 Copa America, sign up for ESPN+.
Uruguay midfielder Matias Vecino will miss the rest of the Copa America with a right thigh injury.
Uruguay’s football federation confirmed the muscular injury on Monday, one day after Vecino left a 4-0 opening win over Ecuador in the 80th minute.
Vecino started every game at last year’s World Cup in Russia and coach Oscar Tabarez deems him one of his team’s key players.
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Arsenal’s Lucas Torreira is his most likely replacement for the remainder of the tournament in Brazil (all matches airing live…
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Gab Marcotti points to the performances of Angel Di Maria, Sergio Aguero and Lionel Messi while examining where Argentina fell short against Colombia.
To watch 2019 Copa America, sign up for ESPN+.
The FC crew discuss whether Brazil or Argentina will win it all at Copa America, or if the champion will come from the rest of the field.
Copa America title aspirants Argentina, as Saturday night in Salvador made very clear, are a work in progress. With some decisions and adjustments to be taken with their attack, so are Brazil.
Uruguay are not. Under the calm and wise stewardship of Oscar Washington Tabarez, they make serene progress, always thinking about the long term as they go about short term results.
Statistically they were the best South American side at last year’s World Cup. Twelve months on, it is fair to assume that they…
To watch 2019 Copa America, sign up for ESPN+.
To watch the 2019 Copa America, sign up for ESPN+.
Gab Marcotti points to the performances of Angel Di Maria, Sergio Aguero and Lionel Messi while examining where Argentina fell short against Colombia.
To watch 2019 Copa America, sign up for ESPN+.
The FC crew discuss whether Brazil or Argentina will win it all at Copa America, or if the champion will come from the rest of the field.
Copa America title aspirants Argentina, as Saturday night in Salvador made very clear, are a work in progress. With some decisions and adjustments to be taken with their attack, so are Brazil.
Uruguay are not. Under the calm and wise stewardship of Oscar Washington Tabarez, they make serene progress, always thinking about the long term as they go about short term results.
Statistically they were the best South American side at last year’s World Cup. Twelve months on, it is fair to assume that they…