٠٠:٠٢:٤٦Hundreds of Argentine and Peruvian football fans flooded to Miami's Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday ahead of the two sides clash in the final group stage game of Copa America 2024.
Footage shows the vibrant atmosphere as the fans streamed into the stadium: Argentine supporters danced, sang, and beat drums in unwavering support of their team, while Peruvian fans swayed to music and hosted tailgate parties in a lively display of camaraderie.
"I am very motivated and optimistic that today we can win, I am sure that Argentina too, who are like our brothers, will be able to support us. And today, above all, let football prevail and play very, very beautifully," shared a Peruvian fan.
The absence of Argentine icon Lionel Messi from the starting lineup triggered discussions among fans, with Peruvian fans expressing relief, while Argentine supporters acknowledged that Messi's absence might not please everyone stating that the 37-year-old legend 'belongs to the world.'
The match concluded with Argentina securing a 2-0 triumph over Peru, with striker Lautaro Martinez scoring twice to clinch victory for 'La Albiceleste' and solidify their top spot in group A with nine points. Peru had been officially eliminated with just one point in last place.
Argentina will play their quarterfinal round on July 5, with their opponents to be announced.
'Let football prevail' - Spirited fans gather ahead of Argentina-Peru clash in Copa America in Miami
Hundreds of Argentine and Peruvian football fans flooded to Miami's Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday ahead of the two sides clash in the final group stage game of Copa America 2024.
Footage shows the vibrant atmosphere as the fans streamed into the stadium: Argentine supporters danced, sang, and beat drums in unwavering support of their team, while Peruvian fans swayed to music and hosted tailgate parties in a lively display of camaraderie.
"I am very motivated and optimistic that today we can win, I am sure that Argentina too, who are like our brothers, will be able to support us. And today, above all, let football prevail and play very, very beautifully," shared a Peruvian fan.
The absence of Argentine icon Lionel Messi from the starting lineup triggered discussions among fans, with Peruvian fans expressing relief, while Argentine supporters acknowledged that Messi's absence might not please everyone stating that the 37-year-old legend 'belongs to the world.'
The match concluded with Argentina securing a 2-0 triumph over Peru, with striker Lautaro Martinez scoring twice to clinch victory for 'La Albiceleste' and solidify their top spot in group A with nine points. Peru had been officially eliminated with just one point in last place.
Argentina will play their quarterfinal round on July 5, with their opponents to be announced.
Hundreds of Argentine and Peruvian football fans flooded to Miami's Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday ahead of the two sides clash in the final group stage game of Copa America 2024.
Footage shows the vibrant atmosphere as the fans streamed into the stadium: Argentine supporters danced, sang, and beat drums in unwavering support of their team, while Peruvian fans swayed to music and hosted tailgate parties in a lively display of camaraderie.
"I am very motivated and optimistic that today we can win, I am sure that Argentina too, who are like our brothers, will be able to support us. And today, above all, let football prevail and play very, very beautifully," shared a Peruvian fan.
The absence of Argentine icon Lionel Messi from the starting lineup triggered discussions among fans, with Peruvian fans expressing relief, while Argentine supporters acknowledged that Messi's absence might not please everyone stating that the 37-year-old legend 'belongs to the world.'
The match concluded with Argentina securing a 2-0 triumph over Peru, with striker Lautaro Martinez scoring twice to clinch victory for 'La Albiceleste' and solidify their top spot in group A with nine points. Peru had been officially eliminated with just one point in last place.
Argentina will play their quarterfinal round on July 5, with their opponents to be announced.