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It's the summer of fútbol and Copa América 2024 is coming to a close.
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On Sunday, July 14 at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida, Argentina will face Colombia in the Copa América 2024 Final. Argentina is the reigning champion, and with Lionel Messi on the team's side, it's easy to see why they're the majority favorite. Messi will feel quite at home in Miami as he plays as captain down the road for Inter Miami FC. Now, it's time to get streaming. Learn how to watch the Copa América 2024 final this weekend.

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MLS SoccerFirst, let's chat more about what to expect heading into the final game.
Messi is a global superstar, and at 37, it's all but certain that we are in the last stretches of his international duties. He's named one of the best players in the world for good reason. After his match against Canada to catapult 'La Albiceleste' to the finals, Messi has scored 109 international goals. In 186 matches with Argentina, Messi is certainly a legend. It's hard to bet against them grabbing their second Copa América title.
But Colombia is not to be underestimated, even against Messi. Colombia is going into this final with a 28-game unbeaten match streak. That's impressive, and you'd have to imagine that kind of record is giving them quite a confidence boost. James Rodriguez is in goal-scoring form and looks to be the man to net a few as the team's fearless captain.
After over 30 matches in 14 different host cities at stunning stadiums, everything points to this being a thrilling end to an incredible Copa América. This was a nice preview of the places, faces, and arenas we will see again for the 2026 World Cup. See how to watch the final below.
All Copa América matches will air across the FOX networks such as FOX, FOX Sports 1 (FS1), and FOX Sports 2 (FS2). Looking for a streaming option instead? Read on.
Fubo is a streaming service that conveniently provides live Fox Sports coverage. Following a free seven-day trial, users can subscribe to Fubo starting at $79.99/month. This subscription includes access to nearly 200 channels and the ability to stream on up to 10 devices simultaneously.
Hulu + Live TV also carries Fox Sports, which is a big plus for soccer fans. This service is $77/month and allows folks to access a wide array of live sports, TV shows, movies, and other entertainment. Not only that, but subscribers can get features like unlimited DVR and the ability to stream on two screens at once.
While Sling TV offers a few different plans, the only options that carry Fox Sports are the Blue Plan and the Orange + Blue Plan merged. The Blue Plan is currently on sale for half off, dropping its price from $45/month to $22.50/month. If you opt for the Orange + Blue Plan, that is also currently half off for $30/month instead of $60/month. With either, you'll have full access to live TV on Fox Sports for the Copa América Final.
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YouTube TV is fast becoming a very reliable alternative in the streaming platform arena. Starting at $73/month is slightly less expensive than its competitors. With more than 85 channels, YouTube TV is a solid pick. The basic YouTube TV package has more than 15 sports channels available. Among these channels are the Fox Sports networks to catch the Copa América Final.
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