The Costa Rican stand that shook the debut of Brazil
Brazil and Costa Rica made their debut in the Copa América with a goalless draw in which the Costa Ricans were brave and held out against the attacks of the 'Scratch'
The match was played at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum before more than 100,000 spectators who witnessed a match in which the Costa Ricans, despite suffering, managed to hold on to a valuable draw.
The first half was dominated by Brazil, who had several chances to open the scoring, but they lacked precision and found Keylor Navas in great shape. The Costa Ricans, on the other hand, were unable to create clear goal chances and suffered the constant attacks of the Brazilians.
In the second half, the 'Scratch' continued to control the ball and create chances, but the Costa Ricans held on with great sacrifice and prevented the Brazilians from scoring. The figure of the match was undoubtedly goalkeeper Keylor Navas, who made several saves to keep his team in the game.
In the end, the match ended in a goalless draw, a fair result that reflects what happened on the field. Brazil was superior, but Costa Rica defended well and left with a valuable point.
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