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Costa Rica Upsets Colombia 3-2, But For Nothing

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Colombia's players (in white jerseys) celebrate after scoring against Costa Rica during the Copa America Centenario football tournament in Houston, Texas, United States, on June 11, 2016. / AFP / Alfredo ESTRELLA
Colombia’s players (in white jerseys) celebrate after scoring against Costa Rica during the Copa America Centenario football tournament in Houston, Texas, United States, on June 11, 2016.  Despite the loss, Colombia moves forward to next round of Copa America 2016 play. / AFP / Alfredo ESTRELLA

QSPORTS – Yes, Costa Rica did win, beating Colombia 3-2, but the game was meaningless:Costa Rica was out of the Copa America 2016 Centenario even before the start of the game.

Saturday night’s game wrapped up Group A play, with the United States and Colombia moving to the next round.

The Costa Rica win was a benefit for the United States with Colombia’s loss giving the Americans first place in Group A.  Costa Rica came in third and Paraguay fourth, both packing their bags for home.

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Albeit for nothing, after failing to score in their first two of three games, Costa Rica wasted no time getting on the board on Saturday.  In the first game on Costa Rica tied 0-0 with Paraguay and got a “goleada” by the U.S. on Friday, losing 4-0.

A supporter of Colombia holds a picture of player James Rodriguez as he waits for the start of the Copa America Centenario football tournament match against Costa Rica in Houston, Texas, United States, on June 11, 2016. / AFP / ALFREDO ESTRELLA
A supporter of Colombia holds a picture of player James Rodriguez as he waits for the start of the Copa America Centenario football tournament match against Costa Rica in Houston, Texas, United States, on June 11, 2016. / AFP / ALFREDO ESTRELLA

Colombians in the U.S. came out to support their national team, overwhelming Houston’s NRG stadium crown of 45,808, with hundreds of fans waving the Colombian flag and many faces painted with bright colours.

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