Argentina vs Colombia to start at 8pm EDT

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Argentina, which relies on the leadership of Lionel Messi to revalidate the title, and Colombia, driven by James Rodríguez and a good game, will face each other this Saturday in the final of the Copa América Centenario, which will be played at MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA. The match will start at 8 pm and will be broadcast on FS1, although due to the speech of President Joe Biden, it will switch to FOX.

Argentina seeks to win its 15th Copa America title, which would allow it to surpass Uruguay as the maximum winner of the continental tournament, while Colombia seeks its second continental crown after the one achieved in 2001.

The match promises to be exciting, as both teams have shown a great level of play throughout the tournament. Argentina has won all five of its matches, while Colombia has won four and drawn one.

The key to the match could be the duel between Messi and James Rodríguez. Messi is the top scorer in the tournament with five goals, while James Rodríguez has scored three goals and is the assist leader with four.

In addition to the individual duel, the tactical duel between the two teams will also be key. Argentina is a team that likes to control the ball and play with a lot of passes, while Colombia is a team that is more direct and plays with a lot of speed.

The match is expected to be close and could be decided by small details. Argentina has the experience and the quality to win the title, but Colombia has the motivation and the desire to make history.