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Colombia ease into qtrs

AFP, Lima
Defending champions Colombia beat Bolivia 1-0 by a late goal from substitute Edixon Perea to secure qualification through to the quarterfinals of the Copa America.
Midfielder Edixon Perea headed home a cross from Elkin Murillo in the 89th minute to earn victory Friday in what had been till then a finely-balanced, Group A contest.
In the first half, Bolivia's Limberg Gutierrez went close to finding the net from a freekick and Sergio Herrera did the same for Colombia, going close from a dead ball situation.
When Bolivia's Walter Flores came on for the injured Luis Cristaldo he added creativity in the middle of the park and they started to look more dangerous.
David Ferreira nearly put Colombia ahead with a shot from the edge of the area after the break but Bolivia keeper Leonardo Fernandez was up to the task.
Colombia's Tressor Moreno also went close with two powerfully struck efforts but they had to wait till Perea's late heroics before finally sealing the victory.
PERU-VENEZUELA
Away at Chiclayo, a red card for Peru captain Claudio Pizarro spoilt the party for the Copa America hosts as they beat Venezuela 3-1 for their first win of the tournament.
With the top two teams in each group going through plus the two best third-placed sides, Peru are set to join Colombia barring an almost impossible combination of results.
The two teams meet in their final group game on Monday.
But the hosts will hope that Bayern Munich striker Pizarro, whose unwavering dedication makes him their inspiration, will get nothing more than an automatic one-match suspension.
Peru were already 3-1 up when Pizarro was given his marching orders for a late challenge, having been cautioned for simulation only a
few minutes before.
Venezuela also finished with ten men after Miguel Mea Vitali was dismissed for two bookable offences in the 64th minute.
Peru, held 2-2 by underdogs Bolivia in their first outing, went ahead when Venezuela goalkeeper Gilberto Angelucci mistimed an attempt to intercept the ball and allowed PSV Eindhoven's new signing Jefferson Farfan to score into an empty net in the 34th minute.
Nolberto Solano added the second in the 61st, firing home Andres Mendoza's cross from 12 metres, and then set up the third for Santiago Acasiete eleven minutes later, floating over a free kick which the defender met with a perfect diving header.
Massimo Margiotta, who played for Italy in the Sydney Olympics before switching allegiances under FIFA's new nationality rules, scored the consolation with his first goal for Venezuela.
The Vicenza player was born in Venezuela of Italian parents.