Colombia vs Costa Rica. Copa America Group A.
NRG Stadium.
Colombia 2
- F Fabra (6th minute)
- M Moreno (73rd minute)
Costa Rica 3
- J Venegas (2nd minute)
- F Fabra (34th minute own goal)
- C Borges (58th minute)
Colombia 2-3 Costa Rica: Celso Borges seals Copa America win
Monday 13 June 2016 07:17, UK
Costa Rica went out of the Copa America on a high after they ended their Group A campaign with a 3-2 win over Colombia in Houston.
Costa Rica were already eliminated ahead of the game at the NRG Stadium but ensured that Colombia would not top the group and got the perfect start with a second-minute goal from Johan Venegas.
Frank Fabra soon hauled Colombia level but then his own goal restored Costa Rica's advantage that was extended by Celso Borges and although Marlos Moreno pulled one back, Costa Rica held on for victory.
Venegas opened the scoring with just 87 seconds on the clock when he beat Robinson Zapata from distance with the fastest goal of the tournament.
Fabra levelled in the seventh minute when he picked up a loose ball in the box and fired past Danny Carvajal before at the other end deflecting Venegas' cross into his own net 11 minutes before the break.
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Borges extended the advantage in the 58th minute when he turned home Bryan Oviedo's cross and although Moreno pulled a goal back for Colombia 17 minutes from time they could not find an equaliser.
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