James Rodriguez Leads Colombia to Dominant Copa America Semi-Final Spot
James Rodriguez scored one goal and set up two more as Colombia beat Panama 5-0 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, advancing to the Copa America semi-finals. Colombia will face either Uruguay or Brazil next. The win continues Colombia's 27-match unbeaten run, with their last loss in February 2022.
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James Rodriguez was the star of the match, scoring and assisting as Colombia secured a 5-0 victory over Panama at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, marching into the Copa America semi-finals. The team awaits their next opponent, either Uruguay or Brazil, who play in Las Vegas later on Saturday.
Colombia's lead was initiated by striker Jhon Cordoba, who headed in a corner in the eighth minute. Shortly after, captain Rodriguez converted a penalty following a foul by Panama's goalkeeper Orlando Mosquera. Rodriguez then set up Luis Diaz for the team's third goal from a swift free kick before halftime.
In the second half, Colombia maintained control and added two more goals: a long-range shot from Richard Rios and a stoppage-time penalty converted by Miguel Borja. With this win, Colombia extends their unbeaten streak to 27 matches, their most recent defeat being to Argentina in February 2022.
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