Argentina advances to Copa América final with 2-0 win over Canada
Argentina aims for its record 16th title in the tournament
Canada makes its debut at Copa América and advances to semifinals
Lionel Messi scores a goal, Julián Álvarez assists in the match
Argentina, led by Lionel Messi, advanced to the Copa América final with a 2-0 victory over Canada on July 10, 2024. The first goal was scored by Julián Álvarez in the 22nd minute from an assist by Rodrigo De Paul. In the second half, Messi added a goal of his own, assisted by Enzo Fernández. Argentina had previously defeated Canada in their opening game of Copa América with a score of 1-0. The team is aiming for its record 16th title in the tournament and will face either Uruguay or Colombia in the final.
Argentina's success at Copa América is not surprising, as they have made it to the semi-finals more times than any other team in the competition's history. Canada, on the other hand, is making its debut at Copa America and has surprised many with its progress. The team advanced to the semifinals after defeating Venezuela in a shootout.
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Argentina qualified for the 2024 Copa América final after defeating Canada 2-0
Lionel Messi scored his first goal of the tournament and doubled Argentina’s lead against Canada
Argentina is on the brink of winning its 16th Copa América title, which would surpass Uruguay’s record for most titles
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. . . everyone gives more importance to all the finals that me and the 'older guys' have played," Messi said after the match.
Manager Lionel Scaloni expressed excitement over reaching this point of the competition, before warning of the difficulties that lie ahead for Argentina.
Argentina topped Group A by beating Canada, Chile and Peru, before going on to beat Ecuador in a shootout to reach the semifinal.
Lionel Messi scored his first goal of the tournament, assisted by Enzo Fernández
Argentina extended their unbeaten streak to 10 games and aims for a record 16th Copa title against Uruguay or Colombia in the final.
Messi has 28 goals in his last 25 matches for Argentina and holds the record for most international goals against different nations with 38.
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]u201CIt’s insane what this team has done, what the Argentina national team is doing,” Messi said Tuesday night after his 109th international goal sealed a 2-0 victory over Canada that earned a berth in this weekend’s Copa America final.[/]
Messi referred to 'last battles,'
Argentina fans gathered in Times Square on the eve of the match and filled the streets on Manhattan before heading to MetLife Stadium.
Canada had two shots on target: Jonathan David was thwarted by Emiliano Martínez from close range in first-half stoppage time, and Martínez made a kick save on Tani Oluwaseyi in the 89th.
