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Ecuador hold Argentina
COCHABAMBA, Bolivia. June 12: Former world champions Argentina tied 0-0 with Ecuador, while Paraguay beat Chile 1-0 Wednesday in the first two matches of the Copa America, Latin America's biennial continental soccer championship, report agencies.
In the opening match of the tournament, a blunder by Chile goalkeeper Nelson Cossio handed Paraguay a 1-0 win.
Cossio. one of several reserves in an understrength Chile team, allowed a tame snot by midfielder Roberto Acuna to slip under his body in the 28th minute.
Chile, like many other teams in the competition, opted to leave many of their top players at home to give them a rest as the tournament is sandwiched between South American qualifiers for the World Cup. Striker Ivan Zamorano is among the absentees.
Paraguay chose to bring most of theit top players met 1 had slightly the better of an uninspiring encounter in Group A. which also contains Ecuador and Argentina.
Paraguay's fiery goalkeeper Jose Luis Chilavert. who has imposed a media silence since arriving in Bolivia, seemed disinterested and was only noticed when he overstepped to give Chile their best chance of the game.
However, the Chileans wasted the chance by firing their free kick straight into the defensive wall.
Chilavert was also powerless in the second half when a fulminating 25-metre drive by Jorge Gomez blasted against the crossbar in Chile s best attack.
Meanwhile. Ecuador came close to scoring an upset against Argentina in the second match.
Ecuador created several clearcut second half chances in a game featuring two teams that brought some regular interna-
tionals to the tournament but rested their star players.
Striker Eduardo Hurtado had a shot dramatically cleared off the line andAvas narrowly wide with a diving header in the Group A match played at 2.500 metres above sea level.
Argentina goalkeeper Ignacio Gonzalez, currently serving a three-match World Cup ban for headbutting a Bolivian player during a match in April, also was forced to parry away a stinging drive by Wellington Sanchez,
It &as a familiar story for the ever-improving Ecuadoreans, whose approach work was neat but who were ineffective in the last third of the field.
Argentina had one effort cleared off the line by Luis Ca-purro in the second half but generally can consider themselves lucky to take a point after yet another disjointed performance.
The game improved after halftime following a first half which is best not talked about.