Copa America 2016: Mexico 3-1 Uruguay - 5 talking points

4) Diego Godin packs a punch

Captain Diego Godin was inspirational for his side

From the blue half of the field, the Atletico Madrid centre-back was arguably the only shining light throughout the 90 minutes. Godin stepped up to the plate when the rest disappointed and also brought Uruguay back in the game with his crucial equaliser.

Not only was he impeccable in defence, blocking shots and intercepting crosses, but also tried to help in the attack by bursting forward. He also scored the equaliser for his side after heading home from close range, providing Uruguay with a glimmer of hope in the dying few minutes.

Although the team failed to build on his goal, the 30-year old was, nonetheless, very impressive.