Canada surprises in its Copa América debut, reaching the semifinals and facing Lionel Messi's Argentina, the current World Cup champions; the match will take place at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Messi, despite a leg injury, is expected to play, aiming to help Argentina secure a record 16th Copa América title. The Canadian team, led by coach Jesse Marsch, showed resilience in their earlier encounter with Argentina, setting the stage for an intense rematch. Uruguay and Colombia will also compete in the semifinals, with the winners advancing to the final in Miami's Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday. This significant match marks a milestone for Canadian soccer, showcasing the team's transformation from obscurity to competing at the highest levels of international soccer.