Argentina triumphs over Colombia in Copa América final with a 1-0 victory sealed by a goal in the 112th minute.

 Argentina achieved a historic milestone on Sunday with a thrilling 1-0 victory over Colombia in the Copa América final at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.

After Lionel Messi, the 37-year-old superstar captain, tearfully exited due to injury in the second half, his teammates rose to the occasion. Argentina finally broke the deadlock in the 112th minute, courtesy of Lautaro Martinez, who netted his fifth goal of the tournament, securing the win.

This victory propels Argentina into exclusive company as the first nation to win two consecutive Copa Américas, sandwiched between a World Cup triumph. Matching the dominant run of Spain from 2008 to 2012, Messi's squad also ends Colombia's impressive 28-game unbeaten streak.

Messi and Argentina rejoice in triumph!

FINAL: Colombia 0,Argentina 1.

Lionel Messi's earlier tears gave way to joy as he and his teammates celebrated an incredible third consecutive major tournament victory, with the 37-year-old captain rejoining his teammates.

Ángel Di María bids farewell in his final Argentina match.

Ángel Di María received a hero's farewell as he left the pitch in his last Argentina match, with his team just minutes away from a second consecutive Copa América final.

In the 2024 Copa America, Lautaro Martinez clinched the 

Golden Boot as the tournament's leading goalscorer.

Lautaro Martinez secured Argentina's back-to-back Copa América titles and their third consecutive major tournament victory with an extra-time goal on Sunday night. In the 112th minute, Martinez netted his fifth goal of the tournament, striking from the right to beat Colombia's goalkeeper Camilo Vargas and seal a 1-0 win at Hard Rock Stadium.