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Venezuela woke up in the semi-finals of the Copa America for the first time in their history this morning after a frantic second half in San Juan saw them conquer the fancied Chileans of Claudio Borghi.
Almost ten years to the day after Colombia defeated Peru 3 - 0 at the same stage in 2001, Peru have successfully navigated a quarter final in the Copa America after being defeated at the same round in the four previous tournaments.
Sergio Batista will have breathed a huge sigh of relief at the end of his team's 3-0 victory over an inexperienced and experimental Costa Rican side to progress through to the quarter finals of the Copa America.
Colombia became the first team to officially progress into the quarter finals with this 2 - 0 defeat over Bolivia, who will be left wondering what could have been had they not collapsed against a weakened Costa Rican team in game two.
After two rounds of games, Venezuela go top of Group B following a 1-0 defeat of Ecuador in an entertaining game in Salta.
