٠٠:٠١:٣٨Hundreds of Venezuela and Mexico fans were seen cheering near SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, LA, ahead of highly anticipated Copa America 2024 clash on Wednesday.
Footage features supporters wearing their team's colours, waving Venezuelan and Mexican flags, dancing, and cheering.
The fans of both Latin American teams expressed their excitement for the upcoming game.
"Mexico is going to beat Venezuela this time because Mexico is number one," said Mexico fan Carlos Alvarez.
"We [Venezuela] will win. And if we do win, obviously, it will be spectacular for the country, for all Venezuelans," said Adriane Martinez.
Ultimately, Venezuela advanced to the Copa America quarterfinals with a 1-0 victory over Mexico, from Salomon Rondon's penalty kick in the 57th minute.
Mexico need to wait for their match with Ecuador in Arizona on June 29, that could also book them a place.
'Spectacular for the country' - Hundreds at LA's SoFi Stadium for Venezuela-Mexico Copa America 2024 clash
Hundreds of Venezuela and Mexico fans were seen cheering near SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, LA, ahead of highly anticipated Copa America 2024 clash on Wednesday.
Footage features supporters wearing their team's colours, waving Venezuelan and Mexican flags, dancing, and cheering.
The fans of both Latin American teams expressed their excitement for the upcoming game.
"Mexico is going to beat Venezuela this time because Mexico is number one," said Mexico fan Carlos Alvarez.
"We [Venezuela] will win. And if we do win, obviously, it will be spectacular for the country, for all Venezuelans," said Adriane Martinez.
Ultimately, Venezuela advanced to the Copa America quarterfinals with a 1-0 victory over Mexico, from Salomon Rondon's penalty kick in the 57th minute.
Mexico need to wait for their match with Ecuador in Arizona on June 29, that could also book them a place.
Hundreds of Venezuela and Mexico fans were seen cheering near SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, LA, ahead of highly anticipated Copa America 2024 clash on Wednesday.
Footage features supporters wearing their team's colours, waving Venezuelan and Mexican flags, dancing, and cheering.
The fans of both Latin American teams expressed their excitement for the upcoming game.
"Mexico is going to beat Venezuela this time because Mexico is number one," said Mexico fan Carlos Alvarez.
"We [Venezuela] will win. And if we do win, obviously, it will be spectacular for the country, for all Venezuelans," said Adriane Martinez.
Ultimately, Venezuela advanced to the Copa America quarterfinals with a 1-0 victory over Mexico, from Salomon Rondon's penalty kick in the 57th minute.
Mexico need to wait for their match with Ecuador in Arizona on June 29, that could also book them a place.