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Bolivia and Brazil Draw in a Hard-Fought Match in El Alto
The match between Bolivia and Brazil, played at the Estadio Municipal El Alto, ended in a draw. A match marked by intensity and midfield battles, where both teams sought to impose their game. Bolivia, with 43% possession, displayed greater offensive aggression, recording 23 shots, 10 of which were on target. Brazil, on the other hand, dominated possession with 57%, but only managed to get 3 shots on target out of 10 attempts.
Miguelito scored the goal for Bolivia via a penalty in the 45th minute, unleashing euphoria in the stadium. The Bolivian team also generated 5 corners, demonstrating their insistence on the attack. However, the Brazilian defensive discipline, despite the two yellow cards received by Bruno Guimaraes and Fabricio Bruno in the final minutes, managed to keep their goal safe for the rest of the match. Bolivia committed a total of 18 fouls, while Brazil committed 9. Chilean referee Cristian Garay controlled the match firmly.
Substitutions bolivia: at minute 45 D. Medina came in and Y. Rocha went out., at minute 61 E. Vaca Moreno came in and H. Cuellar went out., at minute 69 E. Monteiro came in and C. Algaranaz went out.
Substitutions brazil: at minute 61 Luiz Henrique came in and Desconocido went out., at minute 61 Vitinho came in and Marquinhos went out., at minute 61 Samuel Lino came in and Raphinha went out., at minute 61 Richarlison came in and Joao Pedro went out., at minute 73 Andrey Santos came in and Jean Lucas went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
Bolivia
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