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Blind football Copa América tournament
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The inaugural women’s and men’s blind football Copa América tournaments have progressed through their final stages in São Paulo. In the women’s competition, Argentina’s team, known as Las Murciélagas, secured the title by defeating Brazil 1-0. Gracia Sosa scored the winning goal, ensuring an undefeated tournament for Argentina and qualifying the team for the 2027 Women’s Blind Football World Cup. In the men’s competition, Brazil advanced to the final after a 2-0 semifinal victory against Costa Rica, with goals from Rica at the Paralympic Training Center. Maicon Mendes opened the scoring in the sixth minute following a free kick, and Raimundo Nonato. Brazil, which has not conceded a goal during Nonato doubled the tournament, lead in the twelfth minute. Brazil enters the final seeking its seventh continental title, maintaining an undefeated run with 11 goals scored and none conceded across four matches. Brazil is set to face Colombia in the final following Colombia’s final, which is scheduled for Saturday, the 12th, at 17:30 Brasília time. Colombia secured their spot by defeating Argentina in a penalty shootout win over Argentina. following a 0-0 draw. The tournament serves as a key milestone in the cycle leading toward the 2028 Los Angeles Paralympics.
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- 2026-09-11 02:01 UTC Blind football Copa América tournament
- 2026-09-10 22:57 UTC Blind football Copa América tournament
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