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Brazil beat Colombia in shootout in Women's Copa America final thriller
QUITO, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Brazil successfully defended their Women's Copa America crown by defeating Colombia 5-4 in a shootout on Saturday to claim their ninth continental title after a roller-coaster final in Quito ended 4-4.
Where to stream Brazil vs. Colombia Copa America Femenina final today
Unfortunately for Colombia, they have not had much success against Brazil. Colombia fell to Brazil, 1-0, in last year’s final, and has finished second to the powerhouse in three of the past four Copas Americas. Overall, Brazil is 11-2-0 against Colombia, with the two sides coming to a draw in the group stage.
How & Where To Watch Copa America Femenina Final? Start Time, Live Streaming Online & TV Channels For Colombia Vs Brazil
Brazil have won 6 of their past 8 Copa América Femenina meetings with Colombia and drawn twice. Colombia has yet to beat Brazil in this tournament since 2010. The Brazilians conceded just one goal in their last five matches of the final stage, while Colombia hasn’t scored more than one goal in a knockout match since 2014.
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