The Copa America trophy is up for grabs this Sunday, as Argentina faces Colombia in a highly anticipated final at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.
Argentina, the reigning world champions, are aiming for their 16th Copa America title, which would make them the most successful team in the tournament's history.
Led by Lionel Messi, who is targeting yet another record, Argentina has been dominant throughout the tournament, conceding only one goal. They secured their place in the final by defeating the surprising Canadian team in the semi-finals.
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Colombia, on the other hand, are seeking their first Copa America title since 2001. They topped Group D, finishing ahead of Brazil, and narrowly defeated Uruguay in a tense semi-final match marked by clashes between fans and players.
As both teams prepare for this exciting showdown, fans can expect a thrilling match filled with passion and skill. The stage is set for an unforgettable finale in Miami.
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Argentina vs. Colombia live stream, TV channel
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India: Unfortunately, as of the present moment, there has been no official announcement regarding the broadcaster or streaming partner holding exclusive rights for providing live coverage of Copa America 2024 matches within India.
It had been reported that Copa America 2024 matches will be live-streamed by Fancode in India and might be available on TV through Sony Sports, but so far that has not happened. The Sporting News will update as more information becomes available.
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Argentina vs. Colombia predicted lineups, starting 11, team news
Scaloni has not flagged up any fresh injury concerns following the win over Canada and he made a few substitutions late on against Jesse Marsch's team to allow for extra rest.
Seven players have started at least four games for Argentina at the tournament, with goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez the only ever-present, Scaloni having otherwise freshened things up for their dead rubber group-stage win over Peru.
However, he does have some key calls to make. Nahuel Molina has been tipped to start over Gonzalo Montiel at right-back given the latter has been managing an ankle problem this week. Nico Gonzalez will likely line up in midfield.
Julian Alvarez started over Lautaro Martinez against Canada despite the latter leading the Golden Boot race with four goals, and the Manchester City striker should keep his place. Angel Di Maria will probably start on the bench for what is set to be his last match for the national team.
Argentina predicted lineup (4-4-2, right to left): E. Martinez — Molina, Romero, Li. Martinez, Tagliafico — De Paul, Fernandez, Mac Allister, Gonzalez — Alvarez, Messi.
Injured: None.
Suspended: None
Colombia will be forced into at least one change with Crystal Palace defender Daniel Munoz suspended after being sent off against Uruguay.
CONMEBOL has not confirmed any additional player bans following ugly scenes after the game in North Carolina, but Nestor Lorenzo is set to stick with a largely unchanged team.
Santiago Arias is set to come in for Munoz with Liverpool's Luis Diaz in attack alongside captain James Rodriguez. Richard Rios is battling to be fit and will likely be replaced by Matheus Uribe if he cannot start.
Colombia predicted lineup (4-2-3-1, right to left): Vargas — S. Arias, Sanchez, Cuesta, Mojica — Rios, Lerma — J. Arias, James, Diaz — Cordoba.
Injured: Rios (doubt)
Suspended: Munoz
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