The grills are out, the sparklers are dead, the sky is no longer pulsating with vibrant light, and after celebrating America's birth, it's time to watch Canada do what the U.S. never could: play in the quarterfinals of the 2024 Copa America tournament.
The first quarterfinal match has now concluded and these two teams will battle it out for a place in the semifinals.
Venezuela reached this point by winning all three group stage matches by a combined score of 6-1. They struggled against Ecuador in their opening match of the tournament, but a red card in the 22nd minute helped Venezuela to pull off a 2-1 victory.
Canada had no such luxury, only getting there thanks to 0-0 draws with Chile and Peru. Canada scored just one goal in the entire group, which was enough to get them through to the knockout stage.
Here's how to watch the Copa America quarter-finals.
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Which Copa America games are on today?
There is just one match on Friday, July 5: Canada vs. Venezuela, which will be the second match of the tournament's knockout stage and will determine which team will advance to the semifinals.
Canada vs. Venezuela
- time: 9pm ET/6pm PST
- position: AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas
- Cable TV: FOX Sports 1
- Streaming: FOX Sports app, fuboTV
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How to watch the 2024 Copa America
The 2024 Copa America quarter-finals will be broadcast across multiple channels and streaming services throughout the tournament.
- tv set: FOX Sports, FS1, Univision
- stream: fubo TV, YouTube TV, TUDN, ViX
2024 Copa America Championship Odds
According to BetMGM soccer odds, Argentina is the favorite to win the Copa America in 2024. Want to place a bet? Check out the best mobile sports betting apps offering 2024 sports betting promotions.
Odds as of Wednesday afternoon.
- Argentina (+125)
- Brazil (+333)
- Colombia (+550)
- Uruguay (+550)
- Venezuela (+2500)
- Ecuador (+3300)
- Canada (+4000)
- Panama (+10000)
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