The Cimarronas made history and are in the semifinals of the Panamerican Cup

ByDavid Mitchell
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Uruguay beat Canada 2 to 0 and is among the best four teams in America. This Sunday, July 28, they played the last game of the group stage of the Panamerican Cup.

After falling to the lionesses and beating Paraguay, the Cimarronas arrived at this match with the mentality that it was like a final. And for them, it was. It was the most decisive game so far, and they knew how to take it with height, being superior to their rival since the game began.

The goals came from a short corner. The first of the captain, Teresa Viana missing eight minutes to finish the first quarter. After serving, the Bocha returned to her and diverting from a strong impact on the table and put the 1 to 0 partial. Manuela Vilar del Valle It enlarged the difference, putting the 2 to 0 dragged when less than two minutes were missing for the game to enter.

The second part of the match had a Canadian team that retreated, taking a more defensive role, inviting the rival to attack. The cimarrons were for more, entering the area several times, on different sides, but they could not finish closing the plays, and the result was not modified.

With a final 2 to 0, Uruguay made history. First, because he won Canada for the first time officially, and second, because they classified the semifinal of the Pan -American Cup -a cross that grants a World Cup square -, positioning the Charrúa team among the four best in America.

The next opponent will be the United States, looking for a pass to the final.

Uruguay fixture in the Pan American Cup:

  • Thursday, July 24 Las Cimarronas 0-3 Argentina

  • Saturday July 26 Las Cimarronas 8-0 Paraguay

  • Monday July 28 Las Cimarronas 2-0 Canada

Canada fixture in the Panamerican Cup

  • Thursday July 24 Canada 7-0 Paraguay

  • Saturday July 26 Canada 0-4 Las Lasonas

  • Monday July 28 Canada 0-2 Las Cimarronas

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David Mitchell
David Mitchell

As a passionate sports journalist with over a decade of experience, I strive to uncover the heart and soul behind every game. Supported by a dedicated team of fellow enthusiasts and storytellers, I am committed to delivering insightful and engaging content that connects fans worldwide. Together, we celebrate the victories, challenges, and unifying spirit of sports through every article we craft.