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[WATCH]STREAMS!] Argentina vs Colombia Live Free Online Broadcast 14,July 2024
[WATCH]STREAMS!] Argentina vs Colombia Live Free Online Broadcast 14,July 2024
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Argentina vs Colombia live stream, date, time and channels
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rgentina faces Colombia in the 2024 Copa ... Copa América 2024 Final: Time, date, how to watch Argentina vs Colombia.
Argentina vs. Colombia live results: How to watch, lineups, highlights, analysis of 2024 Copa América final · Sun, July 14, 2024 at 5:43 PM PDT.
Follow live coverage of the 2024 Copa America final today, as defending champions Argentina take on Colombia in Florida. Michael Dominski.
Argentina and Colombia meet in the Copa America final on Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. Follow along for live updates.
ee TV channel and live streaming information for Sunday's Copa America 2024 match as Argentina takes on Colombia at 8:00 PM at Hard Rock .
The Argentina vs Colombia live stream in the Copa America 2024 final is sure to be the best game of an already spicy tournament. Held at Hard Rock Stadium, home of the Miami Dolphins, the game will likely be Lionel Messi's final Copa America. Can uber-attacking Colombia spoil Messi's party? You can watch it from anywhere
Argentina vs Colombia live stream, date, time and channels
The Argentina vs Colombia live stream takes place Sunday, July 14.
Time: 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT / 1 a.m. BST (Jul. 15) / 10 a.m. AEST (Jul. 15)
FREE — Watch free on Azteca Sports (Mexico)
U.K. — Premier Sports
U.S. — FOX via Sling or Fubo
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Argentina will be gunning for a record 16th Copa America title when they take on Colombia in the final showdown at the Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday.
Defending champions Argentina are going for history. One more win – they've lost just twice in their last 60 matches in all competitions – and la Albiceleste will be Copa America victors for the 16th time. Lionel Scaloni's side now exist on moments as opposed to fluid football, but when you've got Messi and the flying Lautaro Martinez in your team, it's winning that matters. Messi and Julian Alvarez sealed Canada's fate in the semi-final, but Colombia final will be a tougher affair.
Los Cafeteros have been such fun to watch all tournament. James Rodriguez has rediscovered his best form in years, while Liverpool winger Luis Diaz has shone. Jefferson Lerma bagged a first-half semi-final winner against Uruguay to set up Sunday's showdown against Argentina. Colombia boast a brilliant recent record and are unbeaten since February 2022, 28 games ago. Their opponents that day? Yep, Argentina.
Argentina heads into the Final looking to break a Copa America record with a 16th title. The team is currently tied with Uruguay for the most Copa America wins, at 15 each. Uruguay's hopes for the Final were dashed during their semi-final match against Colombia earlier this week, which saw one-time Copa America champion Colombia pull off a narrow 1-0 win. Argentina is historically a strong team, bolstered by Lionel Messi, who has taken a break from his Inter Miami obligations to help out his home team this year.
Whether you're hoping to see Argentina make history or rooting for the Colombia underdog, we've got you covered when it comes to tuning into the final.
one of the world’s biggest and most historic soccer tournaments — is now down to its final two teams, with the championship match set for Sunday. Argentina, led by Lionel Messi, will face off against Colombia, led by James Rodriguez. Argentina secured their spot in the final with a 2-0 victory over Canada in the semifinals. Meanwhile, Colombia reached the final after a hard-fought 1-0 win against Uruguay in the semis.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Argentina will be hoping to retain their Copa America title when they face Colombia in Miami on Sunday night. In what is likely to be Lionel Messi's last Copa America tournament, Argentina – and Messi himself – haven't always been at their best, needing some Emi Martinez heroics to get them through a quarter-final penalty shootout, while Canada looked the better side in the semi-final until Argentina took the lead in the 22nd minute