Matias Vecino Picked Up Muscular Injury During Copa America Win, Uruguay Coach Reveals | OneFootball

Matias Vecino Picked Up Muscular Injury During Copa America Win, Uruguay Coach Reveals | OneFootball

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·17 June 2019

Matias Vecino Picked Up Muscular Injury During Copa America Win, Uruguay Coach Reveals

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Inter midfielder Matias Vecino picked up a muscular injury during Uruguay’s 4-0 win over Ecuador in the Copa America last night, according to the Celeste’s head coach Oscar Tabarez.

Vecino played 83 minutes of the Group C fixture in Belo Horizonte, which saw Uruguay begin their tournament with a comfortable win, before being replaced by Federico Valverde.


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Tabarez spoke to Fox Sports Argentina at full-time and mentioned the 27-year-old’s injury while discussing the match.

“We’ll find out how serious it is tomorrow,” he was reported as saying.

Vecino made 40 appearances in all competitions for Inter during the 2018-19 season, scoring five goals and creating five assists.

The midfielder’s finest moment of the campaign came during the 2-1 win over Tottenham in the Champions League group stage, securing an unlikely come-from-behind victory with a stoppage-time header.

Last night’s display was Vecino’s 34th appearance for Uruguay, during which time he has scored three goals for his country.

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