Paul Tenorio,

Senior Writer, MLS Paul Tenorio is a senior writer for The Athletic who covers soccer. He has previously written for the Washington Post, the Orlando Sentinel, FourFourTwo, ESPN and MLSsoccer.com. Paul Tenorio is a senior writer for The Athletic who covers soccer. He has previously written for the Washington Post, the Orlando Sentinel, FourFourTwo, ESPN and MLSsoccer.com. Copa America final kick-off delayed as fans struggle to enter stadium in Miami Follow the latest from the Copa America final between Argentina and Colombia The kick-off for the Copa America final was delayed after chaotic and dangerous scenes saw thousands of supporters prevented from entering Hard Rock Stadium in Miami for the game. The showpiece match of the tournament between Argentina and Colombia saw a number of fans detained after authorities said they had attempted to gain entry without tickets before security gates across the venue were closed at around 6pm local time, approximately two hours before the originally scheduled kick-off time. Kick-off was later... Laura Williamson, Jack Lang and more125 Advertisement

Biography:  https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/author/paul-tenorio/

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The Daily's Verdict

This author has a mixed reputation for journalistic standards. It is advisable to fact-check, scrutinize for bias, and check for conflicts of interest before relying on the author's reporting.

Bias

95%

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  • These incidents have been a result of the unruly behavior of fans trying to access the stadium.
  • We are asking everyone to be patient, and abide by the rules set by our officers and Hard Rock Stadium personnel. We are actively working with Hard Rock Stadium to ensure a safe environment for all those attending. Unruly behavior will get you ejected and/or arrested.
  • We have had several incidents prior to the gates opening at Hard Rock Stadium for the Copa America final between Argentina and Colombia.

Conflicts of Interest

100%

Examples:

No current examples available.

Contradictions

95%

Examples:

  • Argentina advanced to the Copa America semifinals after a penalty shootout victory over Ecuador.
  • ]Argentina vs Colombia, your guide to the Copa America final: Superstars, $2k tickets, halftime show Paul Tenorio23[
  • Felipe Cardenas and Paul Tenorio25

Deceptions

30%

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  • ]Argentina advanced to the Copa America semifinals after a penalty shootout victory over Ecuador[

Recent Articles

Copa América Final Disrupted by Fan Rush at Hard Rock Stadium: Thousands Without Tickets Cause Security Breach and Delay

Copa América Final Disrupted by Fan Rush at Hard Rock Stadium: Thousands Without Tickets Cause Security Breach and Delay

Broke On: Monday, 15 July 2024 Thousands of fans without tickets rushed the gates at Hard Rock Stadium during the Copa América final between Argentina and Colombia on July 15, 2024, causing a security breach and delaying the match. Fans were treated for heat exhaustion while waiting in brutal humidity outside, leading to unruly behavior and detainments. The Miami-Dade Police Department urged patience as officials worked to ensure safety and control entry. This incident follows previous organizational issues at this year's tournament, including field conditions and crowd control.
Emiliano Martinez's Heroics Lead Argentina to Copa America Semifinals After Penalty Shootout Victory Over Ecuador

Emiliano Martinez's Heroics Lead Argentina to Copa America Semifinals After Penalty Shootout Victory Over Ecuador

Broke On: Friday, 05 July 2024 Argentina advanced to the Copa America semifinals with a thrilling penalty shootout victory over Ecuador, after a 1-1 draw in regulation time. Goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez saved two penalties, including from Angel Mena and Alan Minda, securing Argentina's place against Venezuela or Canada. Lionel Messi missed his Panenka-style penalty but Martinez stood firm to save two more. Fans praised Martinez as a hero after Argentina's dramatic win following their elimination of Colombia in the round of 16 and Ecuador's shock upset of Brazil.