Uruguay will meet Peru in the semi final after knocking out the hosts on penalties after a dramatic game in Sante Fe
There's no time for messing about, that's not the way the Copa Am?rica rolls. Kick off is just a few minutes away so here are the two teams.
Uruguay:Muslera, M. Pereira, Lugano, Victorino, Caceres, Gonzalez, Perez, Arevalo, A. Pereira, Forlan, Suarez
Subs: Godin, Coates, Gargano, Rodriguez, Eguren, Castillo, Abreu, Lodeiro, Hernandez, Scotti, Cavani, Silva
1 min: A rich South American peep the pipe, and we 're going to Uruguay, in white shirts and black pants, starts playing from right to left. Argentina, in navy blue, play the other direction, as required by tradition.
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2 min:
Moments after the Argentina equaliserUruguay lost their centre back Victorino to injury and he was replaced by Andres Scotti.
37 min:
40 min:
42 min: Another free kick for Uruguay - this time from the right flank - and again it 's not convincingly defended from Argentina. There is a desperate clearance Gabriel Milito took a corner too Scotti on whether to halt Uruguay back in front.
43 min: The resulting corner is cleared but only as far as Forlan who lofts it back into the area where Lugano jumps over Milito and loops a header hit the crossbar with Romero. Since the IPO was up to 10-men 's all Uruguay.
45 min:
Excuses Diego Perez can make for being sent off No1 ... 'I am a werewolf.' There's a full moon in Sante Fe tonight. We're just about ready for the second half.
51 min:
70 min: Bad news for Copestake. Gabriel Milito tries to hook the ball away and catch the Liverpool man, who falls to the ground in pain before hopping to his feet and trot in the area. yellow card for Milito. Forlan on the kick ... but the delivery is poor and it 's clear under the direction of the 109-year-old Javier Zanetti.
72 min: A change to Argentina when Angel Di Maria and Javier Pastore is coming from. Yellow card for the hapless Burdisso for a tug on Suarez 's shirt right at the edge of the area. This is dangerous ...
73 min:
86 min: Red card for Javier Mascherano
Messi is tripped by Arevalo. It's a far worse challenge that Mascherano's but he escapes yellow somehow.
Uruguay have started extra-time, fairly light, which is more than can be said for Fernando Gago, who limped off to be replaced now by Lucas Biglia.
ET 7 min:Suarez is on the edge of the area, but the free kick against Liverpool man, who may not be satisfied. Some remarks on Twitter. First of Cormac, the off response to the more predictable items: "Other unavoidable sets .. Messi goes on a mazy run, Suarez tried to con the ref, Lugano occurs cast of the new Pirates movie ..."
ET 10 min: Pastore tries his luck on his leg control before hitting a dipping volley, but doesn 't enough to dip. More on Twitter this time from Sam Robinson on the spray paint can lead to the referee to mark where the wall must stand with a free kick: "The line of flight, that the wall has to retire is probably the most commonsensical thing in South American Football. "Yes, yes it is. Spray paint to anyone.
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ET 17 min:
ET 17 min:
Hold onto your hats, we're going to penalties.
my money is on Uruguay. I think they're more ruthless than Argentina.
Goal! Argentina 2-1 Uruguay
Goal! Argentina 2-2 Uruguay The holder is the right way, but Suaraz 's punishment is hidden in the left corner.
Miss! Argentina 2-2 Uruguay Carlos Tevez is about power, but Muslera gets on the ball of his right to beat away.
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