Argentina ends Canada's adventure and advances to the Copa America final
The Argentine national team qualified for the Copa America final, after defeating its counterpart, the Canadian national team, with two unanswered goals, at dawn today, in the semi-final.
The Argentine national team advanced to Julian Alvarez's path in the 23rd minute, taking advantage of a pass from De Paul, before entering the penalty area and shooting a ball into the net.
In the 51st minute, the Argentine national team scored a second goal through Lionel Messi. After a shot from Enzo Fernandez hit Messi's foot and entered the goal.
The Argentine national team will face the winner of the Colombia-Uruguay match in the final.
It is noteworthy that the final will be held at dawn on Monday, July 15.
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