Argentina and Colombia face off for a spot in the CONMEBOL Copa América Femenina™ Final

• Argentina looks to keep the dream of a second title alive.
• Colombia aims to reach back-to-back Finals.

The first finalist of the CONMEBOL Copa América Femenina 2025™ will be decided this Monday, July 28, when Argentina and Colombia meet in the opening semifinal. The Rodrigo Paz Delgado Stadium will host the match, marking its first appearance in this edition of the tournament.

Argentina enters the semifinals with a perfect record, having won all four of their Group A matches—against Uruguay, Chile, Peru, and Ecuador. That flawless run fuels their hopes of claiming a second title. Coach Germán Portanova, however, will be without midfielders Betina Soriano and Carolina Troncoso, who are suspended after picking up their second yellow cards during the final group match.

Colombia will have no disciplinary absences as they fight for a spot in the Final and try to repeat their 2022 run to the decider. The team led by Ángelo Marsiglia remains unbeaten in the tournament (2 wins, 2 draws in Group B), although they were frustrated not to make the most of their advantage against Brazil (0-0), having played much of the match with an extra player. Still, Linda Caicedo, Mayra Ramírez, and the rest of the squad proved their strength.

It's worth noting that yellow card accumulations from the Group Stage will be cleared for the semifinals, except for players already suspended.

The winner of Argentina vs Colombia will advance to the Grand Final on Saturday, August 2, while the loser will compete in the Third Place Match on Friday, August 1. The second semifinal, between Brazil and Uruguay, is set for Tuesday, July 29.

Key facts

• Among players still in the tournament, Linda Caicedo (Colombia) ranks second in both dribbles attempted (18) and successful dribbles (9), behind only Claudia Martínez of Paraguay (26 and 11).
• In six previous Copa América Femenina meetings, Argentina has the edge with three wins, one draw, and two losses. Colombia won the most recent clash—1-0 in the 2022 semifinals—and now looks to secure back-to-back victories over the Albiceleste for the first time.
• Argentina won their most recent knockout match (3-1 vs Paraguay in the 2022 Third Place Match) and hopes to win consecutive matches in the final stages for the first time since 2006 (2 wins).
• Only Claudia Martínez (19) and Deyna Castellanos (27) have been involved in more shot-ending sequences than Florencia Bonsegundo (18) in this tournament.
• Despite being a defender, Jorelyn Carabalí has taken the most shots for Colombia (8), tied with Mayra Ramírez and Linda Caicedo.

Source: Opta

Referee appointments

• Referee: Ivana Projkovska (MKD)
• Assistant 1: Giulia Tempestilli (ITA)
• Assistant 2: Iragartze Fernández (ESP)
• Fourth official: Marcelly Zambrano (EQU)
• Fifth official: Mónica Amboya (EQU)
• VAR: Luis Quiroz (EQU)
• AVAR: Susana Corella (EQU)
• Referee assessor: Cynthia Franco (PAR)
• Quality Manager: Carlos Pastorino (URU)

Match info

Date & Time: Monday, July 28 at 7:00 p.m. local time and in Bogotá (GMT-5) – 9:00 p.m. in Buenos Aires

Venue: Rodrigo Paz Delgado Stadium, Quito (Ecuador)