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England men’s football team manager Gareth Southgate has stepped down from his role after his side finished runners-up in the Euro 2024. Southgate announced his decision on Tuesday (July 16) with the 2-1 defeat against Spain in the Euro 2024 being the final match in charge of the national side. His decision to part ways also ends his eight-year stint with the England side where he managed to take them into two European Championship finals and a FIFA World Cup semifinal in 2018.

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<h2>Gareth Southgate steps down</h2>

Southgate's statement read in full: "As a proud Englishman, it has been the honour of my life to play for England and to manage England. It has meant everything to me, and I have given it my all.

"But it's time for change, and for a new chapter. Sunday's final in Berlin against Spain was my final game as England manager.

"I joined the FA in 2011, determined to improve English football. In that time, including eight years as England men's manager, I have been supported by some brilliant people who have my heartfelt thanks.”

Southgate took charge of the national side in 2016 when he was the U-21 manager with then-boss Sam Allardyce dismissed after just one game. Before Southgate’s arrival England had not reached the semifinals of a FIFA World Cup for 26 years and the side’s best result in the European Championships was the 1996 run to the semis.

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However, after Southgate took charge of the side, the national men’s team enjoyed a remarkable stint&nbsp;which included a run to the semifinal of the 2018 FIFA World Cup where they lost in extra time to Croatia. However, Southgate’s best achievement came at Euro where he helped the national side reach two finals. It stands to be England’s best result at the Euro in their history, but they failed to get over the line on both occasions.

England lost the Euro 2020 final on penalties to Italy before losing Sunday’s Euro 2024 final to Spain after conceding an 87th-minute winner. During his eight years in charge, Southgate managed 102 matches and won 61 while drawing 24, lost 17.

During this period England scored 213 goals and conceded 72 while recording a win ratio of 59.8 per cent.

England men’s football team manager Gareth Southgate has stepped down from his role after his side finished runners-up in the Euro 2024. Southgate announced his decision on Tuesday (July 16) with the 2-1 defeat against Spain in the Euro 2024 being the final match in charge of the national side.

England men’s football team manager Gareth Southgate has stepped down from his role after his side finished runners-up in the Euro 2024. Southgate announced his decision on Tuesday (July 16) with the 2-1 defeat against Spain in the Euro 2024 being the final match in charge of the national side. His decision to part ways also ends his eight-year stint with the England side where he managed to take them into two European Championship finals and a FIFA World Cup semifinal in 2018. 🚨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 BREAKING: Gareth Southgate has LEFT his role as manager of the England national team. It’s over. pic.twitter.com/jIuCwRhkJZ — Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) July 16, 2024 × Gareth Southgate steps down Southgate's statement read in full: "As a proud Englishman, it has been the honour of my life to play for England and to manage England. It has meant everything to me, and I have given it my all. "But it's time for change, and for a new chapter. Sunday's final in Berlin against Spain was my final game as England manager. "I joined the FA in 2011, determined to improve English football. In that time, including eight years as England men's manager, I have been supported by some brilliant people who have my heartfelt thanks.” Southgate took charge of the national side in 2016 when he was the U-21 manager with then-boss Sam Allardyce dismissed after just one game. Before Southgate’s arrival England had not reached the semifinals of a FIFA World Cup for 26 years and the side’s best result in the European Championships was the 1996 run to the semis. ALSO READ | Kylian Mbappe Unveiling: All you need to know about Real Madrid's latest Galactico including time, venue However, after Southgate took charge of the side, the national men’s team enjoyed a remarkable stint which included a run to the semifinal of the 2018 FIFA World Cup where they lost in extra time to Croatia. However, Southgate’s best achievement came at Euro where he helped the national side reach two finals. It stands to be England’s best result at the Euro in their history, but they failed to get over the line on both occasions. England lost the Euro 2020 final on penalties to Italy before losing Sunday’s Euro 2024 final to Spain after conceding an 87th-minute winner. During his eight years in charge, Southgate managed 102 matches and won 61 while drawing 24, lost 17. During this period England scored 213 goals and conceded 72 while recording a win ratio of 59.8 per cent.

England manager Gareth Southgate steps down after finishing runners-up at Euro 2024

Real Madrid are all set to unveil their latest Galactico as Kylian Mbappe will be presented to the Real Madrid fans on Tuesday (Jul&nbsp;16). One of the biggest names in the world of football, Mbappe will join the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Zinedine Zidane and Kaka as one of the star signings ever made by the club. The biggest free transfer in the history of football, Mbappe’s unveiling is set to attract a record crowd in Madrid with fans also keeping tabs on social media. Ahead of the unveiling, here are all the details of Kylian Mbappe’s unveiling ceremony in Madrid.

<h2>What date, time will Kylian Mbappe be unveiled?</h2>

The Kylian Mbappe unveiling ceremony kicks off on July 16, Tuesday from 12 PM local time (3:30 PM IST).

<h2>Where will Kylian Mbappe’s unveiling take place?&nbsp;</h2>

The Kylian Mbappe unveiling ceremony will take place at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in Madrid, which also happens to be Real Madrid’s home ground.

<h2>How many fans are expected to attend Kylian Mbappe’s unveiling?</h2>

A crowd of over 80,000 is expected to attend Kylian Mbappe’s unveiling in Madrid, making it the biggest unveiling ceremony in Real Madrid’s history.

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<h2>How much did Real Madrid pay for Kylian Mbappe’s transfer?</h2>

Real Madrid have signed Kylian Mbappe on a free transfer and did not pay any sum to Paris Saint-Germain. However, it is reported that Real have spent $100 million as a signing-on bonus for the star player.

<h2>What is the cost of the ticket to attend Kylian Mbappe’s unveiling?</h2>

Although the tickets are free, they were snapped up rapidly with some fans reportedly trying to resell them to take advantage of the hype surrounding the arrival of the world's best striker.

<h2>When, Where to watch Kylian Mbappe's presentation ceremony LIVE in India? (LIVE Streaming)</h2>

The presentation ceremony will be shown live on the RM Play app. However, it can also be viewed on the official X account of Real Madrid.

Real Madrid are all set to unveil their latest Galactico as Kylian Mbappe will be presented to the Real Madrid fans on Tuesday (Jul 16). One of the biggest names in the world of football, Mbappe will join the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Zinedine Zidane and Kaka as one of the star signings ever made by the club.

Real Madrid are all set to unveil their latest Galactico as Kylian Mbappe will be presented to the Real Madrid fans on Tuesday (Jul 16). One of the biggest names in the world of football, Mbappe will join the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Zinedine Zidane and Kaka as one of the star signings ever made by the club. The biggest free transfer in the history of football, Mbappe’s unveiling is set to attract a record crowd in Madrid with fans also keeping tabs on social media. Ahead of the unveiling, here are all the details of Kylian Mbappe’s unveiling ceremony in Madrid. What date, time will Kylian Mbappe be unveiled? The Kylian Mbappe unveiling ceremony kicks off on July 16, Tuesday from 12 PM local time (3:30 PM IST). Where will Kylian Mbappe’s unveiling take place? The Kylian Mbappe unveiling ceremony will take place at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in Madrid, which also happens to be Real Madrid’s home ground. How many fans are expected to attend Kylian Mbappe’s unveiling? A crowd of over 80,000 is expected to attend Kylian Mbappe’s unveiling in Madrid, making it the biggest unveiling ceremony in Real Madrid’s history. ALSO READ | Real Madrid set to unveil latest 'Galáctico' Kylian Mbappe as fans get ready to throng Santiago Bernebau How much did Real Madrid pay for Kylian Mbappe’s transfer? Real Madrid have signed Kylian Mbappe on a free transfer and did not pay any sum to Paris Saint-Germain. However, it is reported that Real have spent $100 million as a signing-on bonus for the star player. What is the cost of the ticket to attend Kylian Mbappe’s unveiling? Although the tickets are free, they were snapped up rapidly with some fans reportedly trying to resell them to take advantage of the hype surrounding the arrival of the world's best striker. When, Where to watch Kylian Mbappe's presentation ceremony LIVE in India? (LIVE Streaming) The presentation ceremony will be shown live on the RM Play app. However, it can also be viewed on the official X account of Real Madrid.

Kylian Mbappe Real Madrid unveiling: All you need to know about ceremony like date-time, venue, live streaming

England player Jude Bellingham's 'intelligent turning move' in the 64th minute of the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) sent two Spanish players crashing into each other.

The move was made in the 64th minute just outside the Spanish box with England trailing 1-0. Phil Foden passed the ball back to Bukayo Saka who passed it to Bellingham.

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With the ball approaching him, Bellingham just turned sides in a jiffy to send Dani Carvajal and Dani Olmo crashing into each other. Have a look at the play below:

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The result, however, didn't go England's way as Spain sent their hopes of winning the maiden European title out of Germany with a late goal.

After the first half went goalless, Spain came out blazing in the second half and scored immediately. Nico Williams got Spain ahead in the 47th minute off a pass from Lamine Yamal.

England woke up immediately after that but were unable to break the Spanish defence. Half an hour later Cole Palmer sent a sensational shot into the net in the 70th minute to bring Three Lions alive.

The hopes of the game going to the extra time began looming for England but only for Mikel Oyarzabal to crush them in the 86th minute. The referees checked it for the offside but the goal stayed unlike the English hopes.

Spain eventually won 2-1 to take their Euro title tally to four - one more than Germany.

England player Jude Bellingham's 'intelligent turning move' in the 64th minute of the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) sent two Spanish players crashing into each other.

England player Jude Bellingham's 'intelligent turning move' in the 64th minute of the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) sent two Spanish players crashing into each other. The move was made in the 64th minute just outside the Spanish box with England trailing 1-0. Phil Foden passed the ball back to Bukayo Saka who passed it to Bellingham. Also Read: ENG vs ESP, Euro 2024 Final: Spain teenager Lamine Yamal breaks Pele's 66-year-old record With the ball approaching him, Bellingham just turned sides in a jiffy to send Dani Carvajal and Dani Olmo crashing into each other. Have a look at the play below: 🚨Jude Bellingham..what a move🔥pic.twitter.com/SFKviD3olu — SimplyGoal (@SimplyGoal) July 14, 2024 × The result, however, didn't go England's way as Spain sent their hopes of winning the maiden European title out of Germany with a late goal. After the first half went goalless, Spain came out blazing in the second half and scored immediately. Nico Williams got Spain ahead in the 47th minute off a pass from Lamine Yamal. England woke up immediately after that but were unable to break the Spanish defence. Half an hour later Cole Palmer sent a sensational shot into the net in the 70th minute to bring Three Lions alive. The hopes of the game going to the extra time began looming for England but only for Mikel Oyarzabal to crush them in the 86th minute. The referees checked it for the offside but the goal stayed unlike the English hopes. Spain eventually won 2-1 to take their Euro title tally to four - one more than Germany.

England vs Spain, Euro 2024 Final: Jude Bellingham's 'insane turn' sends two Spanish players crashing - WATCH

The Copa America Final 2024 between Argentina and Columbia was not without a fight as players from both sides nearly came to blows in the extra time on Sunday (Jul 14).

The incident happened shortly after Lautaro Martinez's goal in 112th minute. Colombian forward Miguel Borja tackled and downed Leandro Paredes, drawing the ire of Argentinian footballers. Have a look at the video below:

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The referee came to rescue quickly and diffused what could have been another unpleasant situation in the American continental championship which was&nbsp;marred by violence.

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As for the match, Argentina won it 1-0 in extra time with Martinez being the sole goal scorer in the final.

This is also South American nation's third consecutive major title after winning 2021&nbsp;Copa America and FIFA World Cup 2022.

Argentina's Messi, despite being injured, also entered the record books after winning his 45th trophy - one more than former teammate Dani Alves' tally of 44.

Ahead of the final, Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni said he expects a chaos-free summit clash; however, what transpired was far from that.&nbsp;

Just before the start, fans created chaos outside the stadium, with the organisers blaming those without tickets for trying to breach the security and enter the stadium.&nbsp;

An inefficient entry system delayed the match start by over an hour; however, the police and organisers managed to control the situation, and the game got underway soon after.

Argentina will now face Euro 2024 winners Spain in Finalissima 2025 - a match between Euro and Copa America winners.

Spain beat England 2-1 in the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) in Berlin, Germany to win their record fourth European championship title. Spain are now the first team to have four Euro titles, breaking the tie with Germany which also has three titles.

The Copa America Final 2024 between Argentina and Columbia was not without a fight as players from both sides nearly came to blows in the extra time on Sunday (Jul 14).

The Copa America Final 2024 between Argentina and Columbia was not without a fight as players from both sides nearly came to blows in the extra time on Sunday (Jul 14). The incident happened shortly after Lautaro Martinez's goal in 112th minute. Colombian forward Miguel Borja tackled and downed Leandro Paredes, drawing the ire of Argentinian footballers. Have a look at the video below: A fight is happening between Argentina and Colombia after Martinez's goal. 🫢 pic.twitter.com/1NQu95Tmvq — GDYT (@GDYT_) July 15, 2024 × The referee came to rescue quickly and diffused what could have been another unpleasant situation in the American continental championship which was marred by violence. Also Watch: Copa America Final 2024: Argentina's Lionel Messi crying inconsolably during match vs Columbia As for the match, Argentina won it 1-0 in extra time with Martinez being the sole goal scorer in the final. This is also South American nation's third consecutive major title after winning 2021 Copa America and FIFA World Cup 2022. Argentina's Messi, despite being injured, also entered the record books after winning his 45th trophy - one more than former teammate Dani Alves' tally of 44. Ahead of the final, Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni said he expects a chaos-free summit clash; however, what transpired was far from that. Just before the start, fans created chaos outside the stadium, with the organisers blaming those without tickets for trying to breach the security and enter the stadium. An inefficient entry system delayed the match start by over an hour; however, the police and organisers managed to control the situation, and the game got underway soon after. Argentina will now face Euro 2024 winners Spain in Finalissima 2025 - a match between Euro and Copa America winners. Spain beat England 2-1 in the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) in Berlin, Germany to win their record fourth European championship title. Spain are now the first team to have four Euro titles, breaking the tie with Germany which also has three titles.

Argentina vs Columbia, Copa America Final 2024: WATCH | Players come to blows in extra time

Argentina superstar Lionel Messi was seen crying in the Copa America Final 2024 against Columbia on Sunday (Jul 14) after being subbed due to injury.

Messi suffered an injury in the 66th minute of the game and left the field immediately. The World Cup winner was seen crying inconsolably after the substitution. Have a look at the video below:

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As for the match, Argentina won it 1-0 in extra time, thanks to a goal by Lautaro Martinez in 112th minute. It was Argentina's 16th Copa America title - the most for any country.

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This is also South American nation's third consecutive major title after winning 2021&nbsp;Copa America and FIFA World Cup 2022.

Messi, despite being injured, also entered the record books by winning his 45th trophy - one more than former teammate Dani Alves' tally of 44.

Ahead of the finale, Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni said he expected a chaos-free summit clash; however, what transpired was far from that. Just before the start, fans created chaos outside the stadium, with the organisers blaming those without tickets for trying to breach the security and enter the stadium.&nbsp;

An inefficient entry system delayed the match start by over an hour; however, the police and organisers managed to control the situation, and the game got underway soon after.

Argentina will now face Euro 2024 winners Spain in Finalissima 2025 - a match between Euro and Copa America winners.

Spain beat England 2-1 in the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) in Berlin, Germany to win their record fourth European championship title. Spain are now the first team to have four Euro titles, breaking the tie with Germany which also has three titles.

Spain had previously won the continental championship in 1964, 2008 and 2012. England, on the other&nbsp;hand&nbsp;lost their second Euro final on the trot after losing to Italy in 2020 on penalties.

Argentina superstar Lionel Messi was seen crying in the Copa America Final 2024 against Columbia on Sunday (Jul 14) after being subbed due to injury. Messi suffered an injury in the 66th minute of the game and left the field immediately.

Argentina superstar Lionel Messi was seen crying in the Copa America Final 2024 against Columbia on Sunday (Jul 14) after being subbed due to injury. Messi suffered an injury in the 66th minute of the game and left the field immediately. The World Cup winner was seen crying inconsolably after the substitution. Have a look at the video below: Messi crying !💔💔💔💔💔 pic.twitter.com/E4udPN8pyz — Messi Media (@LeoMessiMedia) July 15, 2024 × As for the match, Argentina won it 1-0 in extra time, thanks to a goal by Lautaro Martinez in 112th minute. It was Argentina's 16th Copa America title - the most for any country. Also Read: INSANE FEAT! Messi becomes most decorated footballer with 45 trophies after Argentina's Copa America win This is also South American nation's third consecutive major title after winning 2021 Copa America and FIFA World Cup 2022. Messi, despite being injured, also entered the record books by winning his 45th trophy - one more than former teammate Dani Alves' tally of 44. Ahead of the finale, Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni said he expected a chaos-free summit clash; however, what transpired was far from that. Just before the start, fans created chaos outside the stadium, with the organisers blaming those without tickets for trying to breach the security and enter the stadium. An inefficient entry system delayed the match start by over an hour; however, the police and organisers managed to control the situation, and the game got underway soon after. Argentina will now face Euro 2024 winners Spain in Finalissima 2025 - a match between Euro and Copa America winners. Spain beat England 2-1 in the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) in Berlin, Germany to win their record fourth European championship title. Spain are now the first team to have four Euro titles, breaking the tie with Germany which also has three titles. Spain had previously won the continental championship in 1964, 2008 and 2012. England, on the other hand lost their second Euro final on the trot after losing to Italy in 2020 on penalties.

Copa America Final 2024: WATCH | Argentina's Lionel Messi crying inconsolably during match vs Columbia

Spain beat England 2-1 in the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul&nbsp;14) in Berlin, Germany to win their record fourth European championship title.&nbsp;Spain are now the first team to have four Euro titles, breaking the tie with Germany which also has three titles.

Spain had previously won the continental championship in 1964, 2008 and 2012. England, on the other, hand lost their second Euro final on the trot after losing to Italy in 2020 on penalties.

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After the first half went goalless, Spain came out blazing in the second half and scored immediately. Nico Williams got Spain ahead in the 47th minute off a pass from Lamine Yamal.

England woke up immediately after that but were unable to break the Spanish defence. Half an hour later Cole Palmer sent a sensational shot into the net in the 70th minute to bring Three Lions alive.

The hopes of the game going to the extra time began looming for England but only for Mikel Oyarzabal to crush them in the 86th minute. The referees checked it for the offside but the goal stayed unlike the English hopes.

Spain's Lamine Yamal was named Young Player of the Tournament while his teammate Rodri was named Player of the Tournament.

Yamal, aged 17, broke multiple records in his maiden major tournament including one in the final.

Yamal, who celebrated his 17th birthday on Saturday (Jul 13), became the youngest player to feature in a major tournament's final (UEFA or EURO) at 17 years and one day.&nbsp;

He went past Brazil great Pele, who played in the 1958 FIFA World Cup Final aged 17 years and 249 days, to achieve the milestone.

Yamal is also the youngest ever to play as well as a goal scorer in the Euro championship. He played his first match against Croatia in the group stage and scored his first goal in the semis against France.

Spain beat England 2-1 in the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) in Berlin, Germany to win their record fourth European championship title. Spain are now the first team to have four Euro titles, breaking the tie with Germany which also has three titles.

Spain beat England 2-1 in the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) in Berlin, Germany to win their record fourth European championship title. Spain are now the first team to have four Euro titles, breaking the tie with Germany which also has three titles. Spain had previously won the continental championship in 1964, 2008 and 2012. England, on the other, hand lost their second Euro final on the trot after losing to Italy in 2020 on penalties. Also Watch: England vs Spain, Euro 2024 Final: Jude Bellingham's 'insane turn' sends two Spanish players crashing After the first half went goalless, Spain came out blazing in the second half and scored immediately. Nico Williams got Spain ahead in the 47th minute off a pass from Lamine Yamal. England woke up immediately after that but were unable to break the Spanish defence. Half an hour later Cole Palmer sent a sensational shot into the net in the 70th minute to bring Three Lions alive. The hopes of the game going to the extra time began looming for England but only for Mikel Oyarzabal to crush them in the 86th minute. The referees checked it for the offside but the goal stayed unlike the English hopes. Spain's Lamine Yamal was named Young Player of the Tournament while his teammate Rodri was named Player of the Tournament. Yamal, aged 17, broke multiple records in his maiden major tournament including one in the final. Yamal, who celebrated his 17th birthday on Saturday (Jul 13), became the youngest player to feature in a major tournament's final (UEFA or EURO) at 17 years and one day. He went past Brazil great Pele, who played in the 1958 FIFA World Cup Final aged 17 years and 249 days, to achieve the milestone. Yamal is also the youngest ever to play as well as a goal scorer in the Euro championship. He played his first match against Croatia in the group stage and scored his first goal in the semis against France.

Euro 2024: Spain beat England to win record fourth European title

Spain's boy wonder Lamine Yamal broke yet another record in the ongoing Euro 2024 - this time of legendary Brazilian footballer Pele.&nbsp;

Yamal, who celebrated his 17th birthday on Saturday (Jul 13), is now the youngest player to feature in a major tournament's final (UEFA or EURO) at 17 years and one day.

He reached the milestone after being named in Spain's starting XI vs England in the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) in Berlin, Germany.

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The record was previously held by Pele when he featured in the 1958 FIFA World Cup final aged 17 years and 249 days.

Yamal is also the youngest-ever goal scorer in the Euro championship after scoring his first goal aged at 16 years and 362 days in the semi-final against France.

He overtook the record from Swiss player Johan Vonlanthen, who had also scored against France in Euro 2004, aged 18 years 141 days.

Earlier in the tournament, Yamal also became the youngest player ever to play in the European Championship. He played his first game against Croatia in a group stage match aged 16 years 338 days.

The previous youngest player in the Euro championship was Poland midfielder Kacper Kozłowski who played aged 17 years 246 days.

A photo of Yamal with Argentina superstar Lionel Messi went viral after his heroics against France in the semis.

Yamal revealed that photos of him as a 6-month-old baby with Argentina star Lionel Messi were hidden intentionally.&nbsp;

Messi was seen bathing baby Yamal in the photo which was shot for a charity calendar.

"Obviously, in the moment the photos were taken I wasn't conscious of what was going on at that age," Yamal said on social media channel Jijantes on Friday (Jul 12).

Spain's boy wonder Lamine Yamal broke yet another record in the ongoing Euro 2024 - this time of legendary Brazilian footballer Pele. Yamal, who celebrated his 17th birthday on Saturday (Jul 13), is now the youngest player to feature in a major tournament's final (UEFA or EURO) at 17 years and one day.

Spain's boy wonder Lamine Yamal broke yet another record in the ongoing Euro 2024 - this time of legendary Brazilian footballer Pele. Yamal, who celebrated his 17th birthday on Saturday (Jul 13), is now the youngest player to feature in a major tournament's final (UEFA or EURO) at 17 years and one day. He reached the milestone after being named in Spain's starting XI vs England in the Euro 2024 Final on Sunday (Jul 14) in Berlin, Germany. Also Read: Wimbledon 2024: Carlos Alcaraz beats Novak Djokovic in straight sets to defend title The record was previously held by Pele when he featured in the 1958 FIFA World Cup final aged 17 years and 249 days. Yamal is also the youngest-ever goal scorer in the Euro championship after scoring his first goal aged at 16 years and 362 days in the semi-final against France. He overtook the record from Swiss player Johan Vonlanthen, who had also scored against France in Euro 2004, aged 18 years 141 days. Earlier in the tournament, Yamal also became the youngest player ever to play in the European Championship. He played his first game against Croatia in a group stage match aged 16 years 338 days. The previous youngest player in the Euro championship was Poland midfielder Kacper Kozłowski who played aged 17 years 246 days. A photo of Yamal with Argentina superstar Lionel Messi went viral after his heroics against France in the semis. Yamal revealed that photos of him as a 6-month-old baby with Argentina star Lionel Messi were hidden intentionally. Messi was seen bathing baby Yamal in the photo which was shot for a charity calendar. "Obviously, in the moment the photos were taken I wasn't conscious of what was going on at that age," Yamal said on social media channel Jijantes on Friday (Jul 12).

ENG vs ESP, Euro 2024 Final: Spain teenager Lamine Yamal breaks Pele's 66-year-old record

Germany striker&nbsp;Thomas&nbsp;Mueller&nbsp;said Monday he was drawing a line under his 14-year career with the national team following the conclusion of Euro 2024.&nbsp; "After 131 national team games and 45 goals, I am saying goodbye,"&nbsp;Mueller&nbsp;said in a video statement announcing his decision.

Mueller, who turns 35 in September, was a key member of the German team that won the 2014 World Cup, beating Argentina in the final after extra time. "When I played my first international match for the German national team over 14 years ago, I could never have dreamed of all this,"&nbsp;Mueller&nbsp;said in the video. "Great victories and bitter defeats. Sometimes on the floor, only to get back up again," he said."It always made me very proud to play for my country. We celebrated together and sometimes shed a tear together."

Germany's 2-1 loss to Spain in the quarter-finals of Euro 2024 will go down as&nbsp;Mueller's last game for the national team. A late extra-time goal by Spain's Mikel Merino dashed Germany's hopes of winning the tournament on home soil.

A tearful&nbsp;Mueller&nbsp;hinted after the game that he had played his last game for Germany. Mueller&nbsp;said he would hold talks with national team coach Julian Nagelsmann and decide whether it was the "sensible option" to step aside in favour of younger players.

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Following&nbsp;Mueller's announcement, Nagelsmann lauded his qualities as a player, adding that the German team would "miss him very much".&nbsp; "Nobody is like&nbsp;Thomas&nbsp;Mueller," said Rudi Voeller, the Germany national team director and a prolific striker in his own right. "His value to German football cannot be overestimated," Voeller said in a statement.

Mueller&nbsp;was "unorthodox, intuitive, unpredictable and that is precisely why (he) is successful", Voeller said. Mueller&nbsp;won the Golden Boot at the 2010 World Cup in his debut year with the national team, scoring five goals at the tournament in South Africa.&nbsp;

The charismatic striker also scored the opening goal in Germany's famous 7-1 victory over the hosts Brazil in the 2014 World Cup on their way to lifting the title.&nbsp; Of the players to have won the World Cup with Germany that year, only goalkeeper Manuel Neuer is still involved in the national team set-up. Germany and Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos announced before Euro 2024 that he would retire from football after the tournament.

Unlike Kroos,&nbsp;Mueller&nbsp;will continue to play for his club Bayern Munich, where he is under contract until 2025.

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"The younger generation doesn't know the national team without&nbsp;Thomas&nbsp;Mueller&nbsp;and I can't really imagine it without him," Bayern president Herbert Hainer said in a statement. "I'm delighted that&nbsp;Thomas&nbsp;will continue to play for our club."

With 131 appearances under&nbsp;Mueller's belt, only Lothar Matthaeus and Miroslav Klose have played more games for Germany.&nbsp;Mueller&nbsp;also ranks sixth on Germany's all-time scoring list behind Klose and Voeller, among others, and level with Karl-Heinz Rummenigge.

"His achievements and his titles speak for themselves," German football association president Bernd Neuendorf said in a statement.&nbsp; "With his goals and his ingenuity, he played a key role in shaping one of the most successful periods in the history of our national team," Neuendorf said.

In his goodbye message,&nbsp;Mueller&nbsp;called on fans to "keep your fingers crossed for the team on the way to the 2026 World Cup".

"I'm doing that too. Now as a fan in the stands and no longer as a player on the pitch." "Nobody is like Thomas Muller. His value for German football cannot be overestimated," German national team chief Rudi Voeller said in a statement. "Regardless of whether he's been with Bayern or the national team for all these years, Thomas has always given every team a face, an exemplary character and a top striker."

Germany striker Thomas Mueller said Monday he was drawing a line under his 14-year career with the national team following the conclusion of Euro 2024. "After 131 national team games and 45 goals, I am saying goodbye," Mueller said in a video statement announcing his decision.

Germany striker Thomas Mueller said Monday he was drawing a line under his 14-year career with the national team following the conclusion of Euro 2024. "After 131 national team games and 45 goals, I am saying goodbye," Mueller said in a video statement announcing his decision. Mueller, who turns 35 in September, was a key member of the German team that won the 2014 World Cup, beating Argentina in the final after extra time. "When I played my first international match for the German national team over 14 years ago, I could never have dreamed of all this," Mueller said in the video. "Great victories and bitter defeats. Sometimes on the floor, only to get back up again," he said."It always made me very proud to play for my country. We celebrated together and sometimes shed a tear together." Germany's 2-1 loss to Spain in the quarter-finals of Euro 2024 will go down as Mueller's last game for the national team. A late extra-time goal by Spain's Mikel Merino dashed Germany's hopes of winning the tournament on home soil. A tearful Mueller hinted after the game that he had played his last game for Germany. Mueller said he would hold talks with national team coach Julian Nagelsmann and decide whether it was the "sensible option" to step aside in favour of younger players. - 'Unorthodox... unpredictable' - Following Mueller's announcement, Nagelsmann lauded his qualities as a player, adding that the German team would "miss him very much". "Nobody is like Thomas Mueller," said Rudi Voeller, the Germany national team director and a prolific striker in his own right. "His value to German football cannot be overestimated," Voeller said in a statement. Mueller was "unorthodox, intuitive, unpredictable and that is precisely why (he) is successful", Voeller said. Mueller won the Golden Boot at the 2010 World Cup in his debut year with the national team, scoring five goals at the tournament in South Africa. The charismatic striker also scored the opening goal in Germany's famous 7-1 victory over the hosts Brazil in the 2014 World Cup on their way to lifting the title. Of the players to have won the World Cup with Germany that year, only goalkeeper Manuel Neuer is still involved in the national team set-up. Germany and Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos announced before Euro 2024 that he would retire from football after the tournament. Unlike Kroos, Mueller will continue to play for his club Bayern Munich, where he is under contract until 2025. Also read: INSANE FEAT! Messi becomes most decorated footballer with 45 trophies after Argentina's Copa America win - Goal machine - "The younger generation doesn't know the national team without Thomas Mueller and I can't really imagine it without him," Bayern president Herbert Hainer said in a statement. "I'm delighted that Thomas will continue to play for our club." With 131 appearances under Mueller's belt, only Lothar Matthaeus and Miroslav Klose have played more games for Germany. Mueller also ranks sixth on Germany's all-time scoring list behind Klose and Voeller, among others, and level with Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. "His achievements and his titles speak for themselves," German football association president Bernd Neuendorf said in a statement. "With his goals and his ingenuity, he played a key role in shaping one of the most successful periods in the history of our national team," Neuendorf said. In his goodbye message, Mueller called on fans to "keep your fingers crossed for the team on the way to the 2026 World Cup". "I'm doing that too. Now as a fan in the stands and no longer as a player on the pitch." "Nobody is like Thomas Muller. His value for German football cannot be overestimated," German national team chief Rudi Voeller said in a statement. "Regardless of whether he's been with Bayern or the national team for all these years, Thomas has always given every team a face, an exemplary character and a top striker."

Germany's World Cup-winner Thomas Mueller announces international retirement

Argentina great Lionel Messi added another feather to his illustrious hat on Monday (Jul&nbsp;15) with his national side's Copa America 2024 triumph. In the mega final, at the&nbsp;Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Argentina locked horns with Colombia and beat them 1-0 to win their second successive title. Following this victory, Messi created history by becoming the most decorated footballer with as many as 45 titles (with both club and country) to his name. This way, he surpassed Brazil's&nbsp;Dani Alves' tally (44). Messi, who is in the last phase of his glorious career, has been on a trophy-winning spree especially at the international level since 2021, winning the Copa twice,&nbsp;a Finalissima&nbsp;and the FIFA World Cup in 2022.

Talking about Messi's 45 titles, 39 have come at the club level. His accolades include 12 league titles (10 with Barcelona, two with PSG), four UEFA Champions Leagues (all with the Spanish club Barcelona), and 17 domestic cups (15 with Barca, one apiece with PSG and his current club Inter Miami). In addition, he has won the UEFA Super Cup on three occasions along with winning the FIFA Club World Cup on an equal number of times as well. With Argentina, Messi's memorable wins include the 2005 U-17 World Cup, the 2008 Olympic Games, the 2021 Copa America, the 2022 Finalissima, the 2022 World Cup and now the 2024 Copa title as well.

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Individually, Messi has won a record eight Ballon d'Ors and six European Golden Boots. Thus, he is one of the most complete players, to have achieved it all in the history of the game.

Talking about the Copa America final, Argentina edged past Colombia but it wasn't an easy ride for Messi &amp; Co. During the 64th minute, Messi suffered a nasty ankle injury, ruling him out of the entire contest. However,&nbsp;Lautaro Martinez's strike in the&nbsp;112th minute ensured his side a memorable win; Argentina's fourth in the last three years.

Argentina great Lionel Messi added another feather to his illustrious hat on Monday (Jul 15) with his national side's Copa America 2024 triumph. In the mega final, at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Argentina locked horns with Colombia and beat them 1-0 to win their second successive title.

Argentina great Lionel Messi added another feather to his illustrious hat on Monday (Jul 15) with his national side's Copa America 2024 triumph. In the mega final, at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Argentina locked horns with Colombia and beat them 1-0 to win their second successive title. Following this victory, Messi created history by becoming the most decorated footballer with as many as 45 titles (with both club and country) to his name. This way, he surpassed Brazil's Dani Alves' tally (44). Messi, who is in the last phase of his glorious career, has been on a trophy-winning spree especially at the international level since 2021, winning the Copa twice, a Finalissima and the FIFA World Cup in 2022. Talking about Messi's 45 titles, 39 have come at the club level. His accolades include 12 league titles (10 with Barcelona, two with PSG), four UEFA Champions Leagues (all with the Spanish club Barcelona), and 17 domestic cups (15 with Barca, one apiece with PSG and his current club Inter Miami). In addition, he has won the UEFA Super Cup on three occasions along with winning the FIFA Club World Cup on an equal number of times as well. With Argentina, Messi's memorable wins include the 2005 U-17 World Cup, the 2008 Olympic Games, the 2021 Copa America, the 2022 Finalissima, the 2022 World Cup and now the 2024 Copa title as well. 🇦🇷 Lionel Messi, most decorated player with 45 titles including one more Copa América from tonight! ✨ pic.twitter.com/SXwpgGBesh — Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) July 15, 2024 × Also read: Ind vs Zim, 5th T20I: Jaiswal becomes first cricketer ever to score 12 runs off first legal delivery - Watch Individually, Messi has won a record eight Ballon d'Ors and six European Golden Boots. Thus, he is one of the most complete players, to have achieved it all in the history of the game. Talking about the Copa America final, Argentina edged past Colombia but it wasn't an easy ride for Messi & Co. During the 64th minute, Messi suffered a nasty ankle injury, ruling him out of the entire contest. However, Lautaro Martinez's strike in the 112th minute ensured his side a memorable win; Argentina's fourth in the last three years.

INSANE FEAT! Messi becomes most decorated footballer with 45 trophies after Argentina's Copa America win

Former France manager Laurent Blanc has been hired as coach of Al-Ittihad, the Saudi Arabian club announced on Saturday.

Blanc, who had been out of work since being fired by Lyon last September, will be reunited in Jeddah with one star from his 2012 Euro squad, Karim Benzema.

After the team finished fifth in the Saudi league last season, the 36-year-old striker, the club's star recruit, reportedly campaigned for a French-speaking coach.&nbsp;

This prompted the resignation of club president Louay Nazer, who had reportedly reached an agreement with Italian Stefano Pioli, who had left AC Milan.&nbsp;

The Al-Ittihad squad also includes N'Golo Kante, a starter in the France team that reached the last four at the current Euros, and former Monaco and Liverpool Brazilian Fabinho.

The 58-year-old Blanc was at the heart of the France defence as they won the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2000.&nbsp;

In his second season as manager, he led Bordeaux to a League 1 title. He coached France from 2010-12.&nbsp;

He guided Qatari-own Paris Saint-Germain to three Ligue 1 titles and five domestic cups between 2013 and 2016, had a stint in Qatar with Al-Rayyan from December 2020 to February 2022 and a painful 11 months from October 2022 when he was unable to reverse Lyon's decline.

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Al-Ittihad have not specified the length of Blanc's contract.

He will be the club's third coach in a year following&nbsp;Nuno Espirito Santo, who led the club to a ninth Saudi title in 2023, and Marcelo Gallardo.&nbsp;

Last season the club finished only fifth in the table, 42 points behind runaway champions Al-Hilal. They failed to qualify for the Asian Champions League.

Argentine Gallardo, who dropped the misfiring Benzema for a time, was fired in July after less than seven months in the job.

Former France manager Laurent Blanc has been hired as coach of Al-Ittihad, the Saudi Arabian club announced on Saturday. Blanc, who had been out of work since being fired by Lyon last September, will be reunited in Jeddah with one star from his 2012 Euro squad, Karim Benzema.

Former France manager Laurent Blanc has been hired as coach of Al-Ittihad, the Saudi Arabian club announced on Saturday. Blanc, who had been out of work since being fired by Lyon last September, will be reunited in Jeddah with one star from his 2012 Euro squad, Karim Benzema. After the team finished fifth in the Saudi league last season, the 36-year-old striker, the club's star recruit, reportedly campaigned for a French-speaking coach. This prompted the resignation of club president Louay Nazer, who had reportedly reached an agreement with Italian Stefano Pioli, who had left AC Milan. The Al-Ittihad squad also includes N'Golo Kante, a starter in the France team that reached the last four at the current Euros, and former Monaco and Liverpool Brazilian Fabinho. The 58-year-old Blanc was at the heart of the France defence as they won the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2000. In his second season as manager, he led Bordeaux to a League 1 title. He coached France from 2010-12. He guided Qatari-own Paris Saint-Germain to three Ligue 1 titles and five domestic cups between 2013 and 2016, had a stint in Qatar with Al-Rayyan from December 2020 to February 2022 and a painful 11 months from October 2022 when he was unable to reverse Lyon's decline. ALSO READ | Copa America 2024 Final: All you need to know about Argentina vs Colombia final live streaming, timings Al-Ittihad have not specified the length of Blanc's contract. He will be the club's third coach in a year following Nuno Espirito Santo, who led the club to a ninth Saudi title in 2023, and Marcelo Gallardo. Last season the club finished only fifth in the table, 42 points behind runaway champions Al-Hilal. They failed to qualify for the Asian Champions League. Argentine Gallardo, who dropped the misfiring Benzema for a time, was fired in July after less than seven months in the job.

Former France boss Laurent Blanc takes over at Saudi Pro League Al-Ittihad

Euro Cup Final 2024, Spain vs England Live Streaming:&nbsp;It will be a date with destiny for England when they take on Spain in the final of the Euro 2024 on Sunday (July 14) at the Olympiastadion&nbsp;in Berlin, Germany. The clash will be a great opportunity for England to win their maiden European Championship while Spain targets a record-breaking fourth title.

<h2>Spain Vs England LIVE Steaming:</h2>

With the two teams all ready to stamp their authority on the tournament, here are all the details of the Euro 2024 final between Spain and England including live streaming, venue and time.

<h2>Where to watch the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final Live on TV in India?</h2>

Spain vs England Euro 2024 final can be watched live in India on Sony Sports Network channels namely Sony Sports Ten 3 and Sony Sports Ten 3 HD.

<h2>Where to watch the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final Live Streaming on mobile app in India?</h2>

The Spain vs England Euro 2024 final can be watched live streaming on the Sony Liv app in India.

<h2>When is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final?</h2>

Spain vs England Euro 2024 final will be played on Sunday (Jul 14) or Monday (Jul 15) India time.

<h2>Where will the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final be played?</h2>

Spain vs England Euro 2024 final will be played at the&nbsp;Olympiastadion&nbsp;in Berlin, Germany.

<h2>What time is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final?</h2>

Spain vs England Euro 2024 final starts at 9:00 pm&nbsp;(local time)&nbsp;on Sunday, July 14.&nbsp;

<h2>What time is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final in India?</h2>

Spain vs England Euro 2024 final starts at 12:30 am&nbsp;(IST)&nbsp;on Monday, July 15.

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<h2>Southgate to have second bite at the cherry</h2>

Having trailed in the semifinal contest, England managed to come back against the Netherlands at the Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund on Wednesday.

Having conceded early through Xavi Simons in the seventh minute, England came back into the contest with Harry Kane scoring a 19th-minute penalty before Ollie Watkins scored a 91st-minute winner.

The win for England will now see them face Spain in the European Championship on Sunday, who had earlier beaten France in the other semifinal.

Euro Cup Final 2024, Spain vs England Live Streaming: It will be a date with destiny for England when they take on Spain in the final of the Euro 2024 on Sunday (July 14) at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, Germany.

Euro Cup Final 2024, Spain vs England Live Streaming: It will be a date with destiny for England when they take on Spain in the final of the Euro 2024 on Sunday (July 14) at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, Germany. The clash will be a great opportunity for England to win their maiden European Championship while Spain targets a record-breaking fourth title. Spain Vs England LIVE Steaming: With the two teams all ready to stamp their authority on the tournament, here are all the details of the Euro 2024 final between Spain and England including live streaming, venue and time. Where to watch the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final Live on TV in India? Spain vs England Euro 2024 final can be watched live in India on Sony Sports Network channels namely Sony Sports Ten 3 and Sony Sports Ten 3 HD. Where to watch the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final Live Streaming on mobile app in India? The Spain vs England Euro 2024 final can be watched live streaming on the Sony Liv app in India. When is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final? Spain vs England Euro 2024 final will be played on Sunday (Jul 14) or Monday (Jul 15) India time. Where will the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final be played? Spain vs England Euro 2024 final will be played at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, Germany. What time is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final? Spain vs England Euro 2024 final starts at 9:00 pm (local time) on Sunday, July 14. What time is the Spain vs England Euro 2024 final in India? Spain vs England Euro 2024 final starts at 12:30 am (IST) on Monday, July 15. ALSO READ | There is lot to say: Former Pakistan pacer Wahab Riaz reacts after being sacked from PCB selection panel Southgate to have second bite at the cherry Having trailed in the semifinal contest, England managed to come back against the Netherlands at the Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund on Wednesday. Having conceded early through Xavi Simons in the seventh minute, England came back into the contest with Harry Kane scoring a 19th-minute penalty before Ollie Watkins scored a 91st-minute winner. The win for England will now see them face Spain in the European Championship on Sunday, who had earlier beaten France in the other semifinal.

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Former France football captain Patrice Evra was found guilty of abandoning his family by a French court, his lawyer told AFP on Saturday.

Evra, a defender who won 81 France caps and played for Manchester United and Juventus, has appealed against the decision handed down by a court in Nanterre in the Paris suburbs, said his lawyer, Jerome Boursican.

"The facts are disputed," said Boursican.&nbsp;

Nathalie Dubois, lawyer for Evra's wife, said Evra received a suspended 12-month prison sentence and was ordered to pay €4,000 in damages for abandoning his family between May 2021 and September 2023.&nbsp;

Evra's wife sued him saying he had not paid maintenance since 2020, explained Dubois. She said Evra, 43, owed arrears of 969,000 euros (just over one million dollars).

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The couple are also going through divorce proceedings.

"I am pleased that the family abandonment suffered by Patrice Evra's wife and two children has been punished in a manner commensurate with the brutality with which he abandoned them, and that the lies he has been telling the courts for the past four years have not fooled the judges," said Dubois.

Boursican said his client has been "more than generous with his wife".

Evra has known his wife since he was 15 but in 2020 went to live with a Danish model he had met in England, leaving his family "overnight", said Dubois.&nbsp;

He had two children from this relationship.&nbsp;

The Nanterre public prosecutor's office did not respond immediately to confirm the verdict.&nbsp;

Former France football captain Patrice Evra was found guilty of abandoning his family by a French court, his lawyer told AFP on Saturday. Evra, a defender who won 81 France caps and played for Manchester United and Juventus, has appealed against the decision handed down by a court in Nanterre in the Paris suburbs, said his lawyer, Jerome Boursican.

Former France football captain Patrice Evra was found guilty of abandoning his family by a French court, his lawyer told AFP on Saturday. Evra, a defender who won 81 France caps and played for Manchester United and Juventus, has appealed against the decision handed down by a court in Nanterre in the Paris suburbs, said his lawyer, Jerome Boursican. "The facts are disputed," said Boursican. Nathalie Dubois, lawyer for Evra's wife, said Evra received a suspended 12-month prison sentence and was ordered to pay €4,000 in damages for abandoning his family between May 2021 and September 2023. Evra's wife sued him saying he had not paid maintenance since 2020, explained Dubois. She said Evra, 43, owed arrears of 969,000 euros (just over one million dollars). ALSO READ | Copa America 2024 Final: All you need to know about Argentina vs Colombia final live streaming, timings The couple are also going through divorce proceedings. "I am pleased that the family abandonment suffered by Patrice Evra's wife and two children has been punished in a manner commensurate with the brutality with which he abandoned them, and that the lies he has been telling the courts for the past four years have not fooled the judges," said Dubois. Boursican said his client has been "more than generous with his wife". Evra has known his wife since he was 15 but in 2020 went to live with a Danish model he had met in England, leaving his family "overnight", said Dubois. He had two children from this relationship. The Nanterre public prosecutor's office did not respond immediately to confirm the verdict.

Former Manchester United defender Patrice Evra found guilty of abandoning family: Lawyers

Argentina could extend its dominance on the global stage on Sunday (July 14) when they face Colombia in the final of the Copa America 2024. Already the defending FIFA World Cup winners, Argentina could win their third consecutive title on the international stage if they succeed in what could be captain Lionel Messi’s last Copa America match. With the two teams ready to stamp their authority on the tournament, here are all the details of the Copa America 2024 final between Argentina and Colombia, including live streaming, venue and time.

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When is the Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final?

Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final will be played on Sunday (Jul 14) or Monday (Jul 15) India time.

Where will the Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final be played?

Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final will be played at the Hard Rock Stadium in Florida, United States.

What time is the Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final?

Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final starts at 7:00 pm&nbsp;(local time)&nbsp;on Sunday, July 14.&nbsp;

What time is the Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final in India?

Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final starts at 5:30 am&nbsp;(IST)&nbsp;on Monday, July 15.

Where to watch the Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final Live on TV in India?

There is no official broadcaster for the Copa America 2024 final match in India.

Where to watch the Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final Live Streaming on mobile app in India?

There is no official live-streaming partner for the Copa America 2024 final match in India.

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<h2>Di Maria bids farewell</h2>

While Messi could be playing his last Copa America match, the contest will serve as a last dance for legendary winger Angel di Maria who has already announced his retirement from the sport. Di Maria will go down as the legend of the game for Argentina having scored in every major final he has played for the nation. Messi will look to conquer his third title after having won the Copa America 2021 and the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Argentina could extend its dominance on the global stage on Sunday (July 14) when they face Colombia in the final of the Copa America 2024. Already the defending FIFA World Cup winners, Argentina could win their third consecutive title on the international stage if they succeed in what could be captain Lionel Messi’s last Copa America match.

Argentina could extend its dominance on the global stage on Sunday (July 14) when they face Colombia in the final of the Copa America 2024. Already the defending FIFA World Cup winners, Argentina could win their third consecutive title on the international stage if they succeed in what could be captain Lionel Messi’s last Copa America match. With the two teams ready to stamp their authority on the tournament, here are all the details of the Copa America 2024 final between Argentina and Colombia, including live streaming, venue and time. LA GRAN FINAL DE LA CONMEBOL COPA AMÉRICA USA 2024™ 🌟 pic.twitter.com/Iq7tqtiplb — CONMEBOL Copa América™️ (@CopaAmerica) July 11, 2024 × When is the Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final? Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final will be played on Sunday (Jul 14) or Monday (Jul 15) India time. Where will the Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final be played? Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final will be played at the Hard Rock Stadium in Florida, United States. What time is the Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final? Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final starts at 7:00 pm (local time) on Sunday, July 14. What time is the Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final in India? Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final starts at 5:30 am (IST) on Monday, July 15. Where to watch the Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final Live on TV in India? There is no official broadcaster for the Copa America 2024 final match in India. Where to watch the Argentina vs Colombia Copa America 2024 final Live Streaming on mobile app in India? There is no official live-streaming partner for the Copa America 2024 final match in India. ALSO READ | Shaheen Afridi misbehaved with batting coach ahead of T20 WC, reports suggest this was in 'heat of the moment' Di Maria bids farewell While Messi could be playing his last Copa America match, the contest will serve as a last dance for legendary winger Angel di Maria who has already announced his retirement from the sport. Di Maria will go down as the legend of the game for Argentina having scored in every major final he has played for the nation. Messi will look to conquer his third title after having won the Copa America 2021 and the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Copa America 2024 Final: All you need to know about Argentina vs Colombia final live streaming, timings

Spain's teen prodigy Lamine Yamal has revealed that photos of him as a 6-month-old baby with Argentina star Lionel Messi were hidden intentionally.

Yamal's photo as a baby from 2007 with Messi went viral on social media after the 16-year-old's sensational goal against France in the Euro 2024 semifinal on July 9. Messi was seen bathing baby Yamal in the photo which was shot for a charity calendar.

"Obviously, in the moment the photos were taken I wasn't conscious of what was going on at that age," Yamal <a href="https://x.com/JijantesFC/status/1811729778598117798">said on social media channel Jijantes</a> on Friday (Jul 12).

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"My dad had the photos saved and they never came out, basically because we didn't want the comparisons with Messi."

"No one would be annoyed to be compared with the best to ever play the game, but it's something that could work against you because you're never going to be like him."

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With the goal against Les Blues in the semis, Yamal is now the youngest ever goal scorer in the Euro championship at 16 years and 362 days.

He overtook the record of&nbsp;Swiss player Johan Vonlanthen, who had also scored against France in Euro 2004, aged 18 years 141 days.

Earlier in the tournament, Yamal also became the youngest player ever to play in the European Championship. He played his first game against Croatia in group stage match aged 16 years 338 days.

The previous youngest player in the Euro championship was Poland midfielder Kacper Kozłowski who played aged 17 years 246 days.

Yamal's father Mounir Nasraoui also shared his son's photo from the shoot with Messi on social media last week with a caption which read: "The beginning of two legends."

Spain, the three-time Euro championship winners, will now face England in the final on Sunday (Jul 14) in Berlin, Germany.

Spain's teen prodigy Lamine Yamal has revealed that photos of him as a 6-month-old baby with Argentina star Lionel Messi were hidden intentionally. Yamal's photo as a baby from 2007 with Messi went viral on social media after the 16-year-old's sensational goal against France in the Euro 2024 semifinal on July 9.

Spain's teen prodigy Lamine Yamal has revealed that photos of him as a 6-month-old baby with Argentina star Lionel Messi were hidden intentionally. Yamal's photo as a baby from 2007 with Messi went viral on social media after the 16-year-old's sensational goal against France in the Euro 2024 semifinal on July 9. Messi was seen bathing baby Yamal in the photo which was shot for a charity calendar. "Obviously, in the moment the photos were taken I wasn't conscious of what was going on at that age," Yamal said on social media channel Jijantes on Friday (Jul 12). Also Read: ‘Canada was treated like second-class citizens at Copa America,’ claims coach Jesse Marsch "My dad had the photos saved and they never came out, basically because we didn't want the comparisons with Messi." "No one would be annoyed to be compared with the best to ever play the game, but it's something that could work against you because you're never going to be like him." The Barça Foundation 2008 solidarity calendar, in collaboration with @sport and @unicef, featuring Leo Messi, Lamine Yamal, and other Barça players. A special campaign to raise funds for UNICEF and for Barça Foundation childhood protection programs. 💙❤️ pic.twitter.com/vlEblHOvW1 — FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona) July 10, 2024 × With the goal against Les Blues in the semis, Yamal is now the youngest ever goal scorer in the Euro championship at 16 years and 362 days. He overtook the record of Swiss player Johan Vonlanthen, who had also scored against France in Euro 2004, aged 18 years 141 days. Earlier in the tournament, Yamal also became the youngest player ever to play in the European Championship. He played his first game against Croatia in group stage match aged 16 years 338 days. The previous youngest player in the Euro championship was Poland midfielder Kacper Kozłowski who played aged 17 years 246 days. Yamal's father Mounir Nasraoui also shared his son's photo from the shoot with Messi on social media last week with a caption which read: "The beginning of two legends." Spain, the three-time Euro championship winners, will now face England in the final on Sunday (Jul 14) in Berlin, Germany.

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CONMEBOL has opened an investigation into the ugly brawl that took place after the Copa America 2024 second semifinal match between Colombia and Uruguay on Thursday (Jul&nbsp;11), at the&nbsp;Bank of America Stadium, North Carolina. Post the match, Striker Darwin Nunez&nbsp;was among the Uruguay players, also involving Ronald Araujo and Jose Maria Gimenez,&nbsp;who were seen punching fans in the stands. Some Colombian fans were seen hurling caps, cans, and punches at the Uruguay players when they were walking&nbsp;towards the changing room after a disappointing 1-0 loss.

The incident escalated when Nunez entered the stand and threw punches at some fans before also being joined by his two teammates. Thus, the security officials jumped in and had to intervene the two sides. Reportedly, some&nbsp;Colombian fans were abusing the families of the players.&nbsp;

<h2>'No action will be tolerated that tarnishes this global football celebration'</h2>

Now, CONMEBOL has reacted to the entire episode and said in a statement on Thursday, "CONMEBOL has opened an investigation to understand the sequence of events and the responsibilities of those involved in the acts of violence that occurred at the end of the match."

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"We want to reaffirm and warn that no action will be tolerated that tarnishes this global football celebration. It is unacceptable that an incident like this turns passion into violence. Therefore, no behaviour that harms the sporting competition will be tolerated."

Talking about the semifinal, Colombia edged past Uruguay courtesy of&nbsp;Jefferson Lerma's strike and will now meet the Lionel Messi-led Argentina, who are the defending champions, in the marquee finale on Monday (Jul&nbsp;15).&nbsp;

CONMEBOL has opened an investigation into the ugly brawl that took place after the Copa America 2024 second semifinal match between Colombia and Uruguay on Thursday (Jul 11), at the Bank of America Stadium, North Carolina.

CONMEBOL has opened an investigation into the ugly brawl that took place after the Copa America 2024 second semifinal match between Colombia and Uruguay on Thursday (Jul 11), at the Bank of America Stadium, North Carolina. Post the match, Striker Darwin Nunez was among the Uruguay players, also involving Ronald Araujo and Jose Maria Gimenez, who were seen punching fans in the stands. Some Colombian fans were seen hurling caps, cans, and punches at the Uruguay players when they were walking towards the changing room after a disappointing 1-0 loss. The incident escalated when Nunez entered the stand and threw punches at some fans before also being joined by his two teammates. Thus, the security officials jumped in and had to intervene the two sides. Reportedly, some Colombian fans were abusing the families of the players. 'No action will be tolerated that tarnishes this global football celebration' Now, CONMEBOL has reacted to the entire episode and said in a statement on Thursday, "CONMEBOL has opened an investigation to understand the sequence of events and the responsibilities of those involved in the acts of violence that occurred at the end of the match." Also read: Uruguay's Darwin Nunez gets involved in UGLY BRAWL with Colombia fans after Copa America semis - Watch "We want to reaffirm and warn that no action will be tolerated that tarnishes this global football celebration. It is unacceptable that an incident like this turns passion into violence. Therefore, no behaviour that harms the sporting competition will be tolerated." Talking about the semifinal, Colombia edged past Uruguay courtesy of Jefferson Lerma's strike and will now meet the Lionel Messi-led Argentina, who are the defending champions, in the marquee finale on Monday (Jul 15).

CONMEBOL opens investigation for 'unacceptable' brawl after Colombia vs Uruguay Copa America semifinal

England manager Gareth Southgate has enjoyed a mixed reception at the Euro 2024 as the side endured a tough run before making it to the tournament's final. With rumours initially fueled for Southgate possibly getting&nbsp;sacked, reports on Friday (July 12) suggest that the English Football Association (FA) is considering keeping the gaffer until the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America. According to reports, even a defeat on Sunday in the Euro 2024 final against Spain won’t change the FA’s stance as they look to have him for another couple of years.

<h2>Gareth Southgate to stay in charge?</h2>

Having enjoyed one of the most successful spells in the history of England, Southgate is now likely to stay in charge of the side until the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

While fans have not been happy with the style of play and have criticised him at times, including the Euro 2024;&nbsp;it has not affected the FA’s stance on him and he will likely sign a contract extension until the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

If he does sign a new deal, it will stretch his stay at the national side to eight years having taken charge of the side in 2016 when Sam Sam Allardyce was sacked after just one game in charge.

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During Southgate’s reign as England manager, the team&nbsp;reached the semifinals of the 2018 FIFA World Cup before reaching the Euro 2020 final where they lost to Italy on penalties. He will now have a golden chance to add his first trophy to the cabinet when England face&nbsp;Spain in the final of the Euro 2024 on Sunday.

If England manage&nbsp;to beat Spain in the final of the Euro 2024, Southgate will become only the second manager in the history of the nation to win a men’s senior trophy. He will join Sir Alf Ramsey who helped England win the 1966 FIFA World Cup.

On the horizon, Southgate became the first England manager to reach two major finals.

England manager Gareth Southgate has enjoyed a mixed reception at the Euro 2024 as the side endured a tough run before making it to the tournament's final. With rumours initially fueled for Southgate possibly getting sacked, reports on Friday (July 12) suggest that the English Football Association (FA) is considering keeping the gaffer until the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America.

England manager Gareth Southgate has enjoyed a mixed reception at the Euro 2024 as the side endured a tough run before making it to the tournament's final. With rumours initially fueled for Southgate possibly getting sacked, reports on Friday (July 12) suggest that the English Football Association (FA) is considering keeping the gaffer until the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America. According to reports, even a defeat on Sunday in the Euro 2024 final against Spain won’t change the FA’s stance as they look to have him for another couple of years. Gareth Southgate to stay in charge? Having enjoyed one of the most successful spells in the history of England, Southgate is now likely to stay in charge of the side until the 2026 FIFA World Cup. While fans have not been happy with the style of play and have criticised him at times, including the Euro 2024; it has not affected the FA’s stance on him and he will likely sign a contract extension until the 2026 FIFA World Cup. If he does sign a new deal, it will stretch his stay at the national side to eight years having taken charge of the side in 2016 when Sam Sam Allardyce was sacked after just one game in charge. ALSO READ | ENG vs WI 2024, Lord's Test: How West Indies missed out on giving James Anderson a guard of honour During Southgate’s reign as England manager, the team reached the semifinals of the 2018 FIFA World Cup before reaching the Euro 2020 final where they lost to Italy on penalties. He will now have a golden chance to add his first trophy to the cabinet when England face Spain in the final of the Euro 2024 on Sunday. If England manage to beat Spain in the final of the Euro 2024, Southgate will become only the second manager in the history of the nation to win a men’s senior trophy. He will join Sir Alf Ramsey who helped England win the 1966 FIFA World Cup. On the horizon, Southgate became the first England manager to reach two major finals.

Euro 2024: Gareth Southgate likely to stay as England manager till 2026 FIFA World Cup – Reports

Ollie Watkins' final-minute goal in the regulation time ensured England beat Netherlands 2-1 in the Euro 2024 semifinal on Wednesday (Jul 10). The Three Lions will now face Spain in the final for European title on July 15.

Cole Palmer set him up with a nice cross and Watkins, in a flash, turned back towards the Dutch goal before sending the ball into the left corner of the goal - leaving all the Dutch fans stunned.

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England started the match in the same manner as they had in the previous knockout games - conceding an early goal.

Xavi Simons shot a rocket from outside the box in the top left corner of the English goalpost to give the Dutch 1-0 lead in the seventh minute of the game.

England had never won three consecutive knockout games coming from behind but this time they gave themselves a chance. A contested penalty in the 18th minute led their comeback.

England captain Harry Kane tried netting the ball when Dutchman Denzel Dumfries led with his studs to stop the shot. The ball didn't go in but Kane fell on the pitch in pain. A penalty was given eventually which Kane converted into his 66th international goal.

Three minutes later, England almost doubled their lead only for Dumfries again to stop it just on the goal line while himself being behind it.

England played superbly in the first half, almost with a sense of urgency, especially after conceding the goal.

They had a chance to take a lead in the 32nd minute but Foden's shot hit the goalpost - just enough on the outside to miss the inside.

Come the second half, the game was very much a battle of attrition with England failing to find pockets. Netherlands tried their best to go ahead but England's defence kept them at bay.

Ollie Watkins' final-minute goal in the regulation time ensured England beat Netherlands 2-1 in the Euro 2024 semifinal on Wednesday (Jul 10). The Three Lions will now face Spain in the final for European title on July 15.

Ollie Watkins' final-minute goal in the regulation time ensured England beat Netherlands 2-1 in the Euro 2024 semifinal on Wednesday (Jul 10). The Three Lions will now face Spain in the final for European title on July 15. Cole Palmer set him up with a nice cross and Watkins, in a flash, turned back towards the Dutch goal before sending the ball into the left corner of the goal - leaving all the Dutch fans stunned. Also Read: Euro 2024, ENG vs NED Half-time: Harry Kane, Phil Foden lead England comeback after conceding early goal England started the match in the same manner as they had in the previous knockout games - conceding an early goal. Xavi Simons shot a rocket from outside the box in the top left corner of the English goalpost to give the Dutch 1-0 lead in the seventh minute of the game. England had never won three consecutive knockout games coming from behind but this time they gave themselves a chance. A contested penalty in the 18th minute led their comeback. England captain Harry Kane tried netting the ball when Dutchman Denzel Dumfries led with his studs to stop the shot. The ball didn't go in but Kane fell on the pitch in pain. A penalty was given eventually which Kane converted into his 66th international goal. Three minutes later, England almost doubled their lead only for Dumfries again to stop it just on the goal line while himself being behind it. England played superbly in the first half, almost with a sense of urgency, especially after conceding the goal. They had a chance to take a lead in the 32nd minute but Foden's shot hit the goalpost - just enough on the outside to miss the inside. Come the second half, the game was very much a battle of attrition with England failing to find pockets. Netherlands tried their best to go ahead but England's defence kept them at bay.

Euro 2024: Final minute Watkins goal takes England into final over Netherlands

England started their semifinal in Euro 2024 on Wednesday (Jul 10) against Netherlands in the same manner as they had in the previous knockout games - conceding an early goal.

Xavi Simons shot a rocket from outside the box in the top left corner of English goalpost to give the Dutch 1-0 lead in the seventh minute of the game.

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England have never won three consecutive knockout games coming from behind but this time they gave themselves a chance - 12 minutes later.&nbsp;

England captain Harry Kane tried netting the ball when Dutchman Denzel Dumfries led with his studs to stop the shot. The ball didn't go in but Kane fell on the pitch in pain. A penalty was given eventually which Kane converted into his 66th international goal.

Three minutes later, England almost doubled their lead only for Dumfries again to stop a Foden's&nbsp;touch&nbsp;just on the goal-line while himself being behind it.

England played superbly, almost with a sense of urgency, especially after conceding the goal, making 307 passes with a whopping 91 per cent accuracy.&nbsp;

They had another chance to score a goal in the 32nd minute but Foden's shot hit the goalpost - just enough on the outside to miss the inside.

Overall, England took seven shots with four of them being on target during their 63 per cent ball possession. Netherlands, on the other hand, were restricted to 37 per cent ball possession only.

The Dutch could manage only three shots and only one on the target. They also conceded four fouls during the first 45 minutes while the Three Lions made just one.

Only one yellow card was shown through the entire first half - that too for Netherlands' Dumfries for his stud-backed attempt to stop an English goal by Kane. It was eventually given as a penalty post the review.

England started their semifinal in Euro 2024 on Wednesday (Jul 10) against Netherlands in the same manner as they had in the previous knockout games - conceding an early goal.

England started their semifinal in Euro 2024 on Wednesday (Jul 10) against Netherlands in the same manner as they had in the previous knockout games - conceding an early goal. Xavi Simons shot a rocket from outside the box in the top left corner of English goalpost to give the Dutch 1-0 lead in the seventh minute of the game. Also Read: ENG vs WI, 1st Test: Gus Atkinson creates history with seven-for on debut for England England have never won three consecutive knockout games coming from behind but this time they gave themselves a chance - 12 minutes later. England captain Harry Kane tried netting the ball when Dutchman Denzel Dumfries led with his studs to stop the shot. The ball didn't go in but Kane fell on the pitch in pain. A penalty was given eventually which Kane converted into his 66th international goal. Three minutes later, England almost doubled their lead only for Dumfries again to stop a Foden's touch just on the goal-line while himself being behind it. England played superbly, almost with a sense of urgency, especially after conceding the goal, making 307 passes with a whopping 91 per cent accuracy. They had another chance to score a goal in the 32nd minute but Foden's shot hit the goalpost - just enough on the outside to miss the inside. Overall, England took seven shots with four of them being on target during their 63 per cent ball possession. Netherlands, on the other hand, were restricted to 37 per cent ball possession only. The Dutch could manage only three shots and only one on the target. They also conceded four fouls during the first 45 minutes while the Three Lions made just one. Only one yellow card was shown through the entire first half - that too for Netherlands' Dumfries for his stud-backed attempt to stop an English goal by Kane. It was eventually given as a penalty post the review.

Euro 2024, ENG vs NED Half-time: Harry Kane, Phil Foden lead England comeback after conceding early goal

Ten-man Colombia defeated Uruguay 1-0 to reach the final of the Copa America for the first time in 23 years after an ill-tempered semi-final on Wednesday. A 39th-minute Jefferson Lerma header sealed victory for the Colombians, who will now face holders Argentina in Sunday's final in Miami.

It was an anarchic semi-final played in front of a packed and passionate crowd which ended with scuffles on the field and fighting in the stands, including several players who had climbed in among supporters amid the flying punches.

Colombia, despite having Daniel Munoz sent off just before the interval and facing plenty of Uruguay pressure, hung on for a famous victory to the delight of their massive following of fans.

The downtown streets of the North Carolina city were packed with partying fans in bright yellow Colombia jerseys hours before the kick-off.

Inside the 74,800 capacity Bank of America Stadium, it was like a home game in Bogota with only pockets of Uruguayan supporters breaking up the wall of yellow on all four sides of the venue.

Not surprisingly in such an atmosphere, Colombia started strongly with their livewire Liverpool winger Luis Diaz doing well to wriggle some space for a cross on the left, finding Daniel Munoz at the back post but the full-back's header was off target.

Uruguay were, as always, a threat on the counter-attack and their Liverpool star, Darwin Nunez, was close to finishing off one break when Rodrigo Bentancur found him with a clever pass but the forward poked his shot wide.

Nunez had another opening when Maximiliano Araujo played him clear in the inside-right channel but the striker rushed his shot, blasting high and wide.

At the other end, Colombia forced a turnover which led to James Rodriguez curling in a cross from the right but Jhon Cordoba's header was off target.

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<h2>- Lerma breakthrough -</h2>

The breakthrough came in the 39th minute when Lerma rose majestically above Jose Maria Gimenez and powerfully headed home Rodriguez's corner. It was the sixth assist of the tournament for Rodriguez with the former Real Madrid midfielder beating the record for most assists in a single Copa, which was set by Lionel Messi in 2021.

Colombia looked to make the most of their momentum with Richard Rios forcing a save out of Uruguay keeper Sergio Rochet, after being played in by Munoz.

But having been so influential down the right in the opening half, Munoz lost his head completely, just before the break, picking up a second yellow card, after landing an elbow on Manuel Ugarte.

It was a moment of madness which left Colombia to defend their lead with just 10 men for the entire second half.

Colombia coach Nestor Lorenzo took off Rodriguez, who was also on a yellow card, in the 62nd minute as Uruguay gradually began to turn their numerical advantage into real pressure.

Nicolas de la Cruz threatened with a low drive before substitute Luis Suarez clipped the outside of the post with a drive from the edge of the box after good work from Federico Valverde. Valverde, the Real Madrid midfielder, then went close himself with a low drive as Colombia's back-line continued to ride their luck.

Giveaway from Uruguay keeper and fell to Mateus Uribe, who despite time and space placed his shot wide of the post.

In stoppage time Uruguay had a great chance to force penalties when Nunez laid the ball off to substitute Giorgian de Arrascaeta on the edge of the box but he leaned back and put his shot over the bar.

There was still time for Uribe to waste another chance to make sure of the win, this time hitting the bar in the final minute, but he will be forgiven his wastefulness by the delirious Colombian supporters.

Ten-man Colombia defeated Uruguay 1-0 to reach the final of the Copa America for the first time in 23 years after an ill-tempered semi-final on Wednesday. A 39th-minute Jefferson Lerma header sealed victory for the Colombians, who will now face holders Argentina in Sunday's final in Miami.

Ten-man Colombia defeated Uruguay 1-0 to reach the final of the Copa America for the first time in 23 years after an ill-tempered semi-final on Wednesday. A 39th-minute Jefferson Lerma header sealed victory for the Colombians, who will now face holders Argentina in Sunday's final in Miami. It was an anarchic semi-final played in front of a packed and passionate crowd which ended with scuffles on the field and fighting in the stands, including several players who had climbed in among supporters amid the flying punches. Colombia, despite having Daniel Munoz sent off just before the interval and facing plenty of Uruguay pressure, hung on for a famous victory to the delight of their massive following of fans. The downtown streets of the North Carolina city were packed with partying fans in bright yellow Colombia jerseys hours before the kick-off. Inside the 74,800 capacity Bank of America Stadium, it was like a home game in Bogota with only pockets of Uruguayan supporters breaking up the wall of yellow on all four sides of the venue. Not surprisingly in such an atmosphere, Colombia started strongly with their livewire Liverpool winger Luis Diaz doing well to wriggle some space for a cross on the left, finding Daniel Munoz at the back post but the full-back's header was off target. Uruguay were, as always, a threat on the counter-attack and their Liverpool star, Darwin Nunez, was close to finishing off one break when Rodrigo Bentancur found him with a clever pass but the forward poked his shot wide. Nunez had another opening when Maximiliano Araujo played him clear in the inside-right channel but the striker rushed his shot, blasting high and wide. At the other end, Colombia forced a turnover which led to James Rodriguez curling in a cross from the right but Jhon Cordoba's header was off target. Also read: Euro 2024: Final minute Watkins goal takes England into final over Netherlands - Lerma breakthrough - The breakthrough came in the 39th minute when Lerma rose majestically above Jose Maria Gimenez and powerfully headed home Rodriguez's corner. It was the sixth assist of the tournament for Rodriguez with the former Real Madrid midfielder beating the record for most assists in a single Copa, which was set by Lionel Messi in 2021. Colombia looked to make the most of their momentum with Richard Rios forcing a save out of Uruguay keeper Sergio Rochet, after being played in by Munoz. But having been so influential down the right in the opening half, Munoz lost his head completely, just before the break, picking up a second yellow card, after landing an elbow on Manuel Ugarte. It was a moment of madness which left Colombia to defend their lead with just 10 men for the entire second half. Colombia coach Nestor Lorenzo took off Rodriguez, who was also on a yellow card, in the 62nd minute as Uruguay gradually began to turn their numerical advantage into real pressure. Nicolas de la Cruz threatened with a low drive before substitute Luis Suarez clipped the outside of the post with a drive from the edge of the box after good work from Federico Valverde. Valverde, the Real Madrid midfielder, then went close himself with a low drive as Colombia's back-line continued to ride their luck. Giveaway from Uruguay keeper and fell to Mateus Uribe, who despite time and space placed his shot wide of the post. In stoppage time Uruguay had a great chance to force penalties when Nunez laid the ball off to substitute Giorgian de Arrascaeta on the edge of the box but he leaned back and put his shot over the bar. There was still time for Uribe to waste another chance to make sure of the win, this time hitting the bar in the final minute, but he will be forgiven his wastefulness by the delirious Colombian supporters.

Ten-man Colombia edge past Uruguay 1-0 to book Copa America final against Argentina

England will have a shot at glory on Sunday (July 14) when they will play against Spain in the final of the Euro 2024 at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. The contest will be England’s second Euro final having also reached the showpiece final of the 2020 edition under the managerial reign of Gareth Southgate. While England is yet to win a tournament under the English gaffer, he reckons reaching the final of the Euro 2024 is the best performance in his eight-year stint as the manager of the national side.

<h2>Gareth Southgate’s best performance as England manager?</h2>

"Yeah, I think it has to be the best. It's another landmark, but the way that we played as well, we played so well throughout the game,” Southgate told ITV in his post-match interview on Wednesday.

"We all want to be loved, right? When you are doing something for your country and you are a proud Englishman, when you don't feel that back and all you read is criticism, it is hard," Southgate added.

Southgate’s England will&nbsp;have a golden opportunity to end his team’s 58-year drought without a trophy. England has not won a major tournament since the 1966 FIFA World Cup when Bobby Moore’s side beat West Germany in the final at Wembley. The side came close to ending that drought at Euro 2020 but lost to Italy in the final at Wembley Stadium on penalties.

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<h2>Southgate to have second bite at the cherry</h2>

Having trailed in the semifinal contest, England managed to make a comeback against the Netherlands at the Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund on Wednesday. Having conceded early through Xavi Simons in the seventh minute, England came back into the contest with Harry Kane scoring a 19th-minute penalty before Ollie Watkins scored a 91st-minute winner.

The win for England will now see them face Spain in the European Championship on Sunday, who had earlier beaten France in the other semifinal.

England will have a shot at glory on Sunday (July 14) when they will play against Spain in the final of the Euro 2024 at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. The contest will be England’s second Euro final having also reached the showpiece final of the 2020 edition under the managerial reign of Gareth Southgate.

England will have a shot at glory on Sunday (July 14) when they will play against Spain in the final of the Euro 2024 at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. The contest will be England’s second Euro final having also reached the showpiece final of the 2020 edition under the managerial reign of Gareth Southgate. While England is yet to win a tournament under the English gaffer, he reckons reaching the final of the Euro 2024 is the best performance in his eight-year stint as the manager of the national side. Gareth Southgate’s best performance as England manager? "Yeah, I think it has to be the best. It's another landmark, but the way that we played as well, we played so well throughout the game,” Southgate told ITV in his post-match interview on Wednesday. "We all want to be loved, right? When you are doing something for your country and you are a proud Englishman, when you don't feel that back and all you read is criticism, it is hard," Southgate added. Southgate’s England will have a golden opportunity to end his team’s 58-year drought without a trophy. England has not won a major tournament since the 1966 FIFA World Cup when Bobby Moore’s side beat West Germany in the final at Wembley. The side came close to ending that drought at Euro 2020 but lost to Italy in the final at Wembley Stadium on penalties. ALSO READ | There is lot to say: Former Pakistan pacer Wahab Riaz reacts after being sacked from PCB selection panel Southgate to have second bite at the cherry Having trailed in the semifinal contest, England managed to make a comeback against the Netherlands at the Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund on Wednesday. Having conceded early through Xavi Simons in the seventh minute, England came back into the contest with Harry Kane scoring a 19th-minute penalty before Ollie Watkins scored a 91st-minute winner. The win for England will now see them face Spain in the European Championship on Sunday, who had earlier beaten France in the other semifinal.

Euro 2024: Gareth Southgate reckons current run as purple patch in eight years, says 'it has to be the best'

After a 10-man Colombia defeated Uruguay in the Copa America 2024 semifinals, things got out of hand as Darwin Nunez got involved in an ugly brawl with Colombian fans. Striker Nunez was among the Uruguay players, also involving Ronald Araujo and Jose Maria Gimenez,&nbsp;who were seen punching fans in the stands. It is believed that some Colombian fans were seen hurling caps, cans, and punches at the Uruguay players when they were&nbsp;making their way back to the changing room after a disappointing 1-0 loss in the semifinal encounter, at the Bank of America Stadium.

Here is the video of the ugly incident:

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Nunez entered the stand and threw punches at some fans before being joined by his two teammates as well. The security officials had to intervene to separate the two sides and calm things down. Reportedly, it all happened as the Colombian fans were abusing the families of the players.&nbsp;

Uruguay captain&nbsp;Gimenez opined on the whole incident after the match. He said, "It’s a total disaster. There wasn’t a single police officer. They showed up half an hour later. A disaster. And we were there, standing up for ourselves, for our loved ones."

He added, "Our families are suffering because of some people who have a few drinks and don’t know how to drink, who act like children. Hopefully, they’ll take more precautions for the next game so this doesn’t happen again because this is a disaster."

Talking about the second semifinal, Uruguay went down to Colombia who rode on Jefferson Lerma's strike to set up a final clash&nbsp;with defending champions Argentina, on Monday (Jul&nbsp;15).

After a 10-man Colombia defeated Uruguay in the Copa America 2024 semifinals, things got out of hand as Darwin Nunez got involved in an ugly brawl with Colombian fans.

After a 10-man Colombia defeated Uruguay in the Copa America 2024 semifinals, things got out of hand as Darwin Nunez got involved in an ugly brawl with Colombian fans. Striker Nunez was among the Uruguay players, also involving Ronald Araujo and Jose Maria Gimenez, who were seen punching fans in the stands. It is believed that some Colombian fans were seen hurling caps, cans, and punches at the Uruguay players when they were making their way back to the changing room after a disappointing 1-0 loss in the semifinal encounter, at the Bank of America Stadium. Here is the video of the ugly incident: 🚨🌎 | Darwin Nunez in the crowd fighting Colombia fans after the game! 😮 pic.twitter.com/4wQaVSyAjo — All Things Brazil™ 🇧🇷 (@SelecaoTalk) July 11, 2024 × Also read: Ten-man Colombia edge past Uruguay 1-0 to book Copa America final against Argentina Nunez entered the stand and threw punches at some fans before being joined by his two teammates as well. The security officials had to intervene to separate the two sides and calm things down. Reportedly, it all happened as the Colombian fans were abusing the families of the players. Uruguay captain Gimenez opined on the whole incident after the match. He said, "It’s a total disaster. There wasn’t a single police officer. They showed up half an hour later. A disaster. And we were there, standing up for ourselves, for our loved ones." He added, "Our families are suffering because of some people who have a few drinks and don’t know how to drink, who act like children. Hopefully, they’ll take more precautions for the next game so this doesn’t happen again because this is a disaster." Talking about the second semifinal, Uruguay went down to Colombia who rode on Jefferson Lerma's strike to set up a final clash with defending champions Argentina, on Monday (Jul 15).

Uruguay's Darwin Nunez gets involved in UGLY BRAWL with Colombia fans after Copa America semis - Watch

The race for the final of the Euro 2024 will once again take centerstage on Wednesday (July 10) as England face the Netherlands in Dortmund. The clash at the Signal Iduna Park will be pivotal for both sides as they look to reach the final of the Euro 2024 with an unbeaten record. Ahead of the match, here are all the details of England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal contest including live streaming, match timings and venue.

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When is England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal?

England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal will be played on Wednesday (Jul 10) and Thursday (July 11) India time.

Where will England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal be played?

England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal will be played at Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund, Germany.

What time is England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal?

England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal starts at 9:00 pm&nbsp;(local time)&nbsp;on Wednesday, July 10.&nbsp;

What time is England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal in India?

England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal starts at 12:30 am&nbsp;(IST)&nbsp;on Thursday, July 11.

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Where to watch England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal Live on TV in India?

England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal can be watched live in India on Sony Sports Network channels namely Sony Sports Ten 3 and Sony Sports Ten 3 HD.

Where to watch England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal Live Streaming on mobile app in India?

England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal can be watched live streaming on the Sony Liv app in India.

England will be eyeing back-to-back Euro final appearances having reached the summit clash in Euro 2020 (held in 2021). They have remained unbeaten in the tournament so far.

On the other hand, Netherlands will have a tough job&nbsp;facing England as they try to end their 36-year wait for continental silverware. Like England Ronald Koeman’s side is also unbeaten in the tournament.

The race for the final of the Euro 2024 will once again take centerstage on Wednesday (July 10) as England face the Netherlands in Dortmund. The clash at the Signal Iduna Park will be pivotal for both sides as they look to reach the final of the Euro 2024 with an unbeaten record.

The race for the final of the Euro 2024 will once again take centerstage on Wednesday (July 10) as England face the Netherlands in Dortmund. The clash at the Signal Iduna Park will be pivotal for both sides as they look to reach the final of the Euro 2024 with an unbeaten record. Ahead of the match, here are all the details of England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal contest including live streaming, match timings and venue. 🇳🇱🆚🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 A huge clash awaits in Dortmund 🤩@bookingcom | #EUROfixtures pic.twitter.com/gPVQ59HeJZ — UEFA EURO 2024 (@EURO2024) July 10, 2024 × When is England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal? England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal will be played on Wednesday (Jul 10) and Thursday (July 11) India time. Where will England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal be played? England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal will be played at Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund, Germany. What time is England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal? England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal starts at 9:00 pm (local time) on Wednesday, July 10. What time is England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal in India? England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal starts at 12:30 am (IST) on Thursday, July 11. ALSO READ | Euro 2024, Spain vs France: Mbappe assist, Yamal curler highlight supercharged first half - WATCH Where to watch England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal Live on TV in India? England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal can be watched live in India on Sony Sports Network channels namely Sony Sports Ten 3 and Sony Sports Ten 3 HD. Where to watch England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal Live Streaming on mobile app in India? England vs Netherlands Euro 2024 semifinal can be watched live streaming on the Sony Liv app in India. England will be eyeing back-to-back Euro final appearances having reached the summit clash in Euro 2020 (held in 2021). They have remained unbeaten in the tournament so far. On the other hand, Netherlands will have a tough job facing England as they try to end their 36-year wait for continental silverware. Like England Ronald Koeman’s side is also unbeaten in the tournament.

Euro 2024: England vs Netherlands Live Streaming, When & Where To Watch Euro 2024 semifinal Live In India?

Lamine Yamal is taking the European Championships by storm. His goal against France in the semi-final is one that will be talked about for decades. Amid all of this, long-forgotten pictures from 2007 of Lionel Messi holding baby Yamal have resurfaced on social media.

The story behind Yamal & Messi's pictures

Kylian Mbappe played without the face mask in Euro 2024 semifinal against three-time champion Spain and immediately had an impact. The French captain's assist in the eight minute to Kolo Muani led to a Les Blues goal early in the game.

Ousmane Dembele gave a pass to Mbappe who took it deep in the Spanish territory&nbsp;left of the box. He then just chipped it over to Muani standing just in front of the goal post. Muani then headed the ball in as France took a 1-0 lead. Have a look at the goal below:

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Rattled by the early goal, Spain got into charged up mode almost instantly, making several attempts to equalise the score. The moment came soon about 12 minute later with Lamine Yamal netting the equaliser for Spain.

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The 16-year-old received a pass about 25 yards from the goalpost. Standing right side near&nbsp;the box, he paused for moment before kicking a stunning curler in the top left corner. Have a look at the goal here:

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Four minutes later, Yamal was again in action as he slipped a pass to Dani Olmo. Olmo immediately passed to Nava who then crossed it back towards Olmo who touched it with enough delicacy towards the goal.

France's Kounde, however, touched the ball in the end before it went in but the referees gave it to Olmo.

France could not score&nbsp;another equaliser in the remaining time of the first 45 minutes and trailed 2-1 at the half-time.

Overall, both team went neck-to-neck in the first half with Spain keeping 56 percent possession of the ball while France going with 44 percent.

The Spanish team made five shots on target and converted two of them into goals while France scored once in their three attempts on the target.

As for fouls, Spain,&nbsp; with six fouls,&nbsp;were one ahead than France in the first half and received a yellow card as well. &nbsp;

Kylian Mbappe played without the face mask in Euro 2024 semifinal against three-time champion Spain and immediately had an impact. The French captain's assist in the eight minute to Kolo Muani led to a Les Blues goal early in the game.

Kylian Mbappe played without the face mask in Euro 2024 semifinal against three-time champion Spain and immediately had an impact. The French captain's assist in the eight minute to Kolo Muani led to a Les Blues goal early in the game. Ousmane Dembele gave a pass to Mbappe who took it deep in the Spanish territory left of the box. He then just chipped it over to Muani standing just in front of the goal post. Muani then headed the ball in as France took a 1-0 lead. Have a look at the goal below: تابعني هنا :::::@iT7HD pic.twitter.com/pH2GgN9LhY — . (@Kassand41966507) July 9, 2024 × Rattled by the early goal, Spain got into charged up mode almost instantly, making several attempts to equalise the score. The moment came soon about 12 minute later with Lamine Yamal netting the equaliser for Spain. Also Read: Enrico Cardile joins Aston Martin F1 team from Ferrari The 16-year-old received a pass about 25 yards from the goalpost. Standing right side near the box, he paused for moment before kicking a stunning curler in the top left corner. Have a look at the goal here: تابعني هنا :::::@iT7HD pic.twitter.com/pH2GgN9LhY — . (@Kassand41966507) July 9, 2024 × Four minutes later, Yamal was again in action as he slipped a pass to Dani Olmo. Olmo immediately passed to Nava who then crossed it back towards Olmo who touched it with enough delicacy towards the goal. France's Kounde, however, touched the ball in the end before it went in but the referees gave it to Olmo. France could not score another equaliser in the remaining time of the first 45 minutes and trailed 2-1 at the half-time. Overall, both team went neck-to-neck in the first half with Spain keeping 56 percent possession of the ball while France going with 44 percent. The Spanish team made five shots on target and converted two of them into goals while France scored once in their three attempts on the target. As for fouls, Spain, with six fouls, were one ahead than France in the first half and received a yellow card as well.

Euro 2024, Spain vs France: Mbappe assist, Yamal curler highlight supercharged first half - WATCH

Lamine Yamal became the youngest ever to score a goal in European Championship as Spain beat France 2-1 in the Euro 2024 semifinal on Tuesday (Jul 9) in Germany.

Yamal, aged 16 years and 362 days, scored his first goal in the 21st minute of&nbsp;Spain's sixth victory on the trot in the ongoing tournament.

Yamal's goal also brought Spain level at 1-1 after France took an early lead in the game. Kolo Muani converted a header on a brilliant Kylian Mbappe assist in the eighth minute to get France ahead.

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Four minutes later, Yamal was again in action as he slipped a pass to Dani Olmo. Olmo immediately passed to Nava who then crossed it back towards Olmo who touched it with enough delicacy towards the goal.

France's Kounde, however, touched the ball in the end before it went in but the referees gave it to Olmo.

Spain was the better side overall, keeping 59 percent possession of the ball throughout the game while France had 41 percent.

France, however, made nine attempts at goal but only three were on the target while Spain converted two out of their six attempts.

Both team were handed two yellow cards each with France registering 14 fouls against Spain's nine.

Spain will now play winner of England vs Netherlands match in the final to make attempt to win their fourth Euro title.

Lamine Yamal became the youngest ever to score a goal in European Championship as Spain beat France 2-1 in the Euro 2024 semifinal on Tuesday (Jul 9) in Germany.

Lamine Yamal became the youngest ever to score a goal in European Championship as Spain beat France 2-1 in the Euro 2024 semifinal on Tuesday (Jul 9) in Germany. Yamal, aged 16 years and 362 days, scored his first goal in the 21st minute of Spain's sixth victory on the trot in the ongoing tournament. Yamal's goal also brought Spain level at 1-1 after France took an early lead in the game. Kolo Muani converted a header on a brilliant Kylian Mbappe assist in the eighth minute to get France ahead. Also Read: Euro 2024: Spain's Lamine Yamal becomes youngest goal scorer in European Championship history Four minutes later, Yamal was again in action as he slipped a pass to Dani Olmo. Olmo immediately passed to Nava who then crossed it back towards Olmo who touched it with enough delicacy towards the goal. France's Kounde, however, touched the ball in the end before it went in but the referees gave it to Olmo. Spain was the better side overall, keeping 59 percent possession of the ball throughout the game while France had 41 percent. France, however, made nine attempts at goal but only three were on the target while Spain converted two out of their six attempts. Both team were handed two yellow cards each with France registering 14 fouls against Spain's nine. Spain will now play winner of England vs Netherlands match in the final to make attempt to win their fourth Euro title.

Euro 2024: Yamal, Olmo star as Spain outclass France in semifinal

Lionel Messi was on target as world champions Argentina turned on the style to beat Canada 2-0 on Tuesday and reach the Copa America final where they will look for a third straight major title.

The defending Copa champions will face the winners of Wednesday's semi-final between Uruguay and Colombia in what will be a highly anticipated final in Miami on Sunday.

The 15-times Copa champions produced their best display of the tournament in front of a capacity crowd at the 82,500 MetLife Stadium and as in their 2022 World Cup triumph they look to be peaking at the perfect moment.

"The truth is that it's crazy what this group has done, what the Argentina national team has been doing," Messi told TyC Sports after his first goal of the tournament.

"It's not easy for us to be in a final again, for us to compete again to be champions. I'm living it like I lived it in the last Copa America, in the last World Cup...These are the last battles and I'm enjoying them to the maximum," said the 37-year-old.

Canada, who surprised many by reaching the last four in their first Copa America appearance, can take great credit for their run in the tournament but Messi and company were simply a step too far.

"I think the tournament caught up with us a little bit," said Canada's American coach Marsch, who said he noticed that his players looked tired midway through the first half.

"Eventually the physicality and fatigue can catch up with you and that was a big part of what happened with us tonight," he added.

Marsch's side had progressed by hitting teams with high-energy football straight out of the gate but after an early opening for left-winger Jacob Shaffelburg, who fired wide after cutting in from the flank, the South Americans took control and never gave it up.

Angel Di Maria, the veteran wide-man playing in his final tournament for his country, was seeing plenty of the ball down the right and he offered an early warning of his threat when he picked out Messi with a ball inside which the forward flashed just wife of the post.

But it was Rodrigo De Paul who was to create the breakthrough in the 22nd minute, picking the ball up on the half-way line, taking a quick glance up and then lofting the ball over the top to Julian Alvarez.

The Manchester City forward, recalled to the starting line-up ahead of Lautaro Martinez, delivered a deft first touch that took him away from Moises Bombito and gave him just enough room to drive the ball home.

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<h2>Classy triangle</h2>

The classy triangle of Di Maria, Messi and De Paul, was a constant source of danger for Canada's back line and the former threatened a second with a chip from the right which floated over the bar.

The assuredness of Argentina's build-up play reflects the confidence of coach Lionel Scaloni's team, a well-drilled unit but one that never allows their organisational solidity dominate over their creativity.

Two minutes before the break, former Real Madrid winger Di Maria provided a slide-rule pass to Messi, who worked himself space for a shot on his right-foot, but he was narrowly wide of Max Crepeau's right-hand post.

Canada's American coach Marsch had plenty of work to do at the interval if he was to find a way of getting his team back on level terms and any strategy went out of the window when the world champions doubled their lead, just six minutes after the restart.

The excellent De Paul pulled the ball back from the byline to Enzo Fernandez and his side-foot shot was directed home by Messi in front of goal.

For a moment Canada had hope that Messi may have been offside but the VAR review showed that defender Derek Cornelius had played him onside.

The two-goal cushion established, Argentina were content to sit back and preserve their energy and invite the Canadians to take them on.

It was not until the final minutes though that Canada were able to trouble Emiliano Martinez with substitute Tani Oluwaseyi forcing the keeper into action after some sloppy defending.

But it was a comfortable victory for Scaloni's men and one which leaves them one win away from a record 16th Copa America triumph.

Lionel Messi was on target as world champions Argentina turned on the style to beat Canada 2-0 on Tuesday and reach the Copa America final where they will look for a third straight major title.

Lionel Messi was on target as world champions Argentina turned on the style to beat Canada 2-0 on Tuesday and reach the Copa America final where they will look for a third straight major title. The defending Copa champions will face the winners of Wednesday's semi-final between Uruguay and Colombia in what will be a highly anticipated final in Miami on Sunday. The 15-times Copa champions produced their best display of the tournament in front of a capacity crowd at the 82,500 MetLife Stadium and as in their 2022 World Cup triumph they look to be peaking at the perfect moment. "The truth is that it's crazy what this group has done, what the Argentina national team has been doing," Messi told TyC Sports after his first goal of the tournament. "It's not easy for us to be in a final again, for us to compete again to be champions. I'm living it like I lived it in the last Copa America, in the last World Cup...These are the last battles and I'm enjoying them to the maximum," said the 37-year-old. Canada, who surprised many by reaching the last four in their first Copa America appearance, can take great credit for their run in the tournament but Messi and company were simply a step too far. "I think the tournament caught up with us a little bit," said Canada's American coach Marsch, who said he noticed that his players looked tired midway through the first half. "Eventually the physicality and fatigue can catch up with you and that was a big part of what happened with us tonight," he added. Marsch's side had progressed by hitting teams with high-energy football straight out of the gate but after an early opening for left-winger Jacob Shaffelburg, who fired wide after cutting in from the flank, the South Americans took control and never gave it up. Angel Di Maria, the veteran wide-man playing in his final tournament for his country, was seeing plenty of the ball down the right and he offered an early warning of his threat when he picked out Messi with a ball inside which the forward flashed just wife of the post. But it was Rodrigo De Paul who was to create the breakthrough in the 22nd minute, picking the ball up on the half-way line, taking a quick glance up and then lofting the ball over the top to Julian Alvarez. The Manchester City forward, recalled to the starting line-up ahead of Lautaro Martinez, delivered a deft first touch that took him away from Moises Bombito and gave him just enough room to drive the ball home. ALSO READ | Wimbledon 2024: Defending-champion Carlos Alcaraz fights hard to earn semis berth Classy triangle The classy triangle of Di Maria, Messi and De Paul, was a constant source of danger for Canada's back line and the former threatened a second with a chip from the right which floated over the bar. The assuredness of Argentina's build-up play reflects the confidence of coach Lionel Scaloni's team, a well-drilled unit but one that never allows their organisational solidity dominate over their creativity. Two minutes before the break, former Real Madrid winger Di Maria provided a slide-rule pass to Messi, who worked himself space for a shot on his right-foot, but he was narrowly wide of Max Crepeau's right-hand post. Canada's American coach Marsch had plenty of work to do at the interval if he was to find a way of getting his team back on level terms and any strategy went out of the window when the world champions doubled their lead, just six minutes after the restart. The excellent De Paul pulled the ball back from the byline to Enzo Fernandez and his side-foot shot was directed home by Messi in front of goal. For a moment Canada had hope that Messi may have been offside but the VAR review showed that defender Derek Cornelius had played him onside. The two-goal cushion established, Argentina were content to sit back and preserve their energy and invite the Canadians to take them on. It was not until the final minutes though that Canada were able to trouble Emiliano Martinez with substitute Tani Oluwaseyi forcing the keeper into action after some sloppy defending. But it was a comfortable victory for Scaloni's men and one which leaves them one win away from a record 16th Copa America triumph.

Copa America 2024: Lionel Messi's Argentina see off Canada to reach final

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