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Uruguay faces Bolivia in a 2024 Copa America group stage match on Thursday, June 27, 2024 (6/27/24) at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

Here’s what you need to know:

What: Copa America, group stage

Who: Uruguay vs. Bolivia

When: Thursday, June 27, 2024 (6/27/2024)

Time: 9 p.m. ET

Where: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey

TV: FS2, TUDN, Univision

Maximiliano Araújo scored when he sent a long-range shot into the top far corner in the 16th minute, Darwin Núñez and Matías Viña added late goals and Uruguay beat Panama 3-1 on Sunday night in its Copa America opener.

Seeking a record 16th Copa America title, Uruguay dominated with 20 shots, including seven on target. Amir Murillo scored late into stoppage time for Panama.

The match drew 33,425 to Hard Rock Stadium, home of the NFL’s Miami Dolphins. The stadium is the site of the July 14 final and seven games during the 2026 World Cup.

The United States defeated Bolivia 2-0 in Sunday’s earlier Group C game at Arlington, Texas.

Uruguay plays Bolivia at East Rutherford, New Jersey, on Thursday, when Panama faces the U.S. in Atlanta. The group ends July 1 with a U.S.-Uruguay game at Kansas City, Missouri, and a Panama-Bolivia match in Orlando, Florida. The top two teams move on to the quarterfinals.

Uruguay is tied with Argentina for a record 15 Copa America titles but hasn’t advanced past the quarterfinals since winning its last championship in 2011.

Panama failed to get past the group phase in 2016, its only previous appearance as a guest at South America’s championship.

“I think we were too cautious in front of this team,” Panama coach Thomas Christiansen said through an interpreter. “At some points we had a certain level of fear. The second half was a bit different. We had opportunities. We played a bit higher and did well. That’s what I told the players. Even though we lost against one of the favorite contenders, we are a team that remains eager.”

Araújo scored the first goal after he received a pass from Viña from just outside the penalty area, took a touch and turned. He tapped the ball twice and curled a left-footed shot past goalkeeper Orlando Mosquera’s outstretched left arm for his second goal in nine international appearances.

Núñez made it 2-0 in the 85th minute after Panama turned over the ball in the center circle. Nicolás de la Cruz played a long cross to Araújo, whose header deflected off a shoulder of Murillo to Núñez. He volleyed from 12 yards for his 12th goal in 24 appearances, his ninth in his last six matches.

Viña boosted the margin to 3-0 with a header from de la Cruz’s free kick in the first minute of stoppage time, outjumping defender Abdiel Ayarza for his first international goal.

Murrillo cut back the ball for space in the fourth minute of stoppage time, sending Araújo spinning, and beat goalkeeper Sergio Rochet from 15 yards in the fourth minute of stoppage time for his ninth goal.

Uruguay has undergone a rebuilding process under Argentine coach Marcelo Bielsa after the retirement of Edinson Cavani and Diego Godín, and a young roster has shown its ability to contend. Uruguay beat Lionel Messi and Argentina and also Brazil in World Cup qualifiers, then routed Mexico 4-0 in a friendly early in June.

“It’s only natural that they are candidates for the title,” Bielsa said through an interpreter of Argentina, a team he coached from 1999 to 2004. “As for Uruguay’s expectations, we will see that and build it match by match. My expectation is that each match increasingly helps us to improve on our mistakes.”

Mosquera made four saves to keep the game close until late.

Luis Suárez, the 37-year-old striker who is Uruguay’s career leading scorer and was the player of the tournament in 2011, did not play.

Le Celeste defeated Panama 3-1 in their opening game, while Bolivia came off a 2-0 loss against the United States.

Uruguay team news

Barcelona defender Ronald Araujo is expected to come good after being forced off in the game against Panama, with Jose Gimenez on standby.

Liverpool forward Darwin Nunez will lead the line, while Facundo Pellistri and Maximiliano Araujo will support from the flanks.

Uruguay possible XI: Rochet; Nandez, R. Araujo, M. Olivera, Vina; Valverde, Ugarte; Pellistri, De Arrascaeta, M. Araujo; Nunez

Bolivia team news

The trio of Jesus Sagredo, Luis Haquin and Leonel Justiniano will be walking the tightrope of suspension as they picked up a booking each in the game against the USMNT.

Meanwhile, Diego Medina and Gabriel Villamil are likely to continue in the XI ahead of Hector Cuellar and Robson Tome, respectively with Rodrigo Ramallo and Bruno Miranda paired in attack once again.

Bolivia possible XI: Viscarra; Je. Segredo, Haquin, Jo. Sagredo; Justiniano; Medina, Terceros, Saucedo, Villamil; Ramallo, Miranda

Uruguay is at the top of the Group C table after a 3-1 win over Panama to start Copa America. It holds an edge on the United States for the top spot currently because of goals scored, but a matchup against the USMNT on Matchday 3 could cause the squads to flip spots. But, with points in this match and a USA win over Panama, Uruguay will lock up a spot in the next round.

Bolivia is the only squad in the group to not score in its opening match. Sitting at the bottom of the group, Bolivia will likely need two wins to have a shot at advancing. It closes the Group Stage against Panama.

Uruguay started strong with a 3-1 victory over Panama, scoring two late goals to secure their win. Coach Marcelo Bielsa's team played aggressively from the start, taking 11 shots in the first 20 minutes.

With a win against Bolivia and a favorable result in the USA vs. Panama match, Uruguay can secure a spot in the knockout stage for the third straight Copa America.

Bolivia, on the other hand, suffered a 2-0 loss to the USA in their opener. Antonio Carlos Zago’s team has struggled, conceding early goals in their last two matches. Bolivia's Copa America losing streak has now reached 13 games, and they’ve won only once in their last 31 matches in this tournament.