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    Lionel Messi and the unmistakeable sense of an ending

    During the Argentina vs. Colombia match at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium, Lionel Messi sustained an ankle injury and was substituted for Nicolás González. Lautaro Martinez, the Golden Boot winner, scored the only goal, securing Argentina their 16th Copa América title. Messi, aged 37, was visibly distressed, confirming this was his final Copa América. Scaloni praised his will to keep playing despite injury, with Argentina's squad huddling around him post-match. Martino noted Messi's family is preparing for his career's end, though Messi will continue in MLS, as Argentina ended Colombia's 28-match unbeaten run.

    Argentina fans revel in their Copa America triumph, a brief respite from their country's crises

    Argentines celebrated their Copa America victory in stark contrast to their previous World Cup triumph, amidst economic turmoil and social unrest. Despite challenges like high inflation and political instability, the win offered a momentary respite. For many, soccer remains a vital escape from daily hardships, with Lionel Messi's presence symbolizing national pride and hope.

    Birthday boy Lamine Yamal wins Euro 2024 and best young player award

    Spain's teenage phenom Lamine Yamal won the European Championship and the tournament's best young player award a day after turning 17. He set up Nico Williams' opening goal in Spain's 2-1 final victory over England. Yamal, who plays for Barcelona, became the youngest player and goalscorer in the tournament's history.

    Lionel Messi in tears as he exits Copa America final with apparent leg injury

    As he walked off the field, the eight-time Ballon d'Or winner took off his captains armband and threw his shoe to the ground in frustration. An emotional Messi was then shown covering his face, sobbing in his seat. Messi went down in the first half after landing awkwardly when chasing a ball out of bounds.

    Argentina wins record 16th Copa America title, beats Colombia 1-0 after Messi gets hurt

    Messi appeared to sustain a non-contact injury while running and falling in the 64th minute and covered his face with his hands when he sat on the bench. Martinez later ran to that bench to hug his captain after the goal that propelled Argentina to its record 16th Copa title.

    Argentina defeats Colombia in Copa America final for historic 16th title

    Argentina secured their second consecutive Copa America championship by defeating Colombia 1-0 at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida. Lautaro Martinez's 112th-minute goal sealed the victory for the Albiceleste, despite Lionel Messi's second-half injury. The match started 1...

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