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NEW YORK : Chaos at the Copa America final on Sunday night - as soccer fans rushed security at the final in Florida - capped a tournament rife with discord just two years before the World Cup is set to take place in the United States.
The chaotic scenes at the Copa America final have raised serious questions for the organizers of the 2026 World Cup which will be held in North America. The start of Sunday's final between Colombia and Argentina at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium was delayed by 82 minutes as overwhelmed security struggled to process the safe entry fans into the stadium. Organisers blamed ticketless fans for rushing the entry points into the venue for their decision to keep the gates closed for almost three hours after the planned opening time.
Argentina lifted their third major trophy in the span of as many years, beating Colombia in Sunday's Copa America final in Miami. Lautaro Martinez scored the only goal of the match in the 112th minute to win a record 16th Copa America for Argentina. There were tears before the celebrations though with Argentina captain Lionel Messi going off injured in the 66th minute. The final was also an emotional farewell for veteran winger Angel di Maria, who had earlier announced that he would retire from international duty after the tournament in the United States.
Alexi Lalas and the "Copa Tonight" crew react to the Copa América final between Argentina and Colombia being delayed 30 minutes.
World champions Argentina defeated Colombia 1-0 in Sunday's Copa América final, cementing a record 16th continental title, thanks to an extra-time game winner from substitute Lautaro Martínez.
A goal deep into extra-time by Lautaro Martinez gave Argentina a 1-0 win over Colombia and a record-breaking 16th Copa America title.
MIAMI GARDENS, Florida :Defending champions Argentina won a record 16th Copa America title by beating Colombia 1-0 thanks to an extra-time goal from substitute Lautaro Martinez at the Hard Rock Stadium in Florida on Sunday.
MIAMI GARDENS, Florida — An extra time goal by Lautaro Martínez was enough to break a scoreless tie with Colombia and win the 2024 Copa América final for Argentina — and give La Albiceleste their third consecutive title at a major tournament, equaling Spain's feat a dozen years ago.