Uruguay easily defeated Paraguay 3-0 Sunday afternoon at El Monumental in Buenos Aires to win the Copa America for a record 15th time and first since 1995. Diego Forlan finished with two goals and Luis Suarez added one as Uruguay dominated its South American opposition.

Paraguay advanced to the Copa America final despite the fact it hasn't won a game in regulation all tournament after defeating Venezuela on penalty kicks Wednesday in Argentina. The South American nation now has a date with Uruguay, which defeated Peru a night earlier.

Former Argentina boss Diego Maradona has insisted if he were in his old position, he would have quit after winning once at the Copa America and being dumped out of the tournament in the quarterfinals. Maradona wasn't done though, as he also went after AFA president Julio Grondona.

Luis Suarez scored two goals in five minutes in the second half of the Copa America semifinals against Peru to push Uruguay to the Copa America finals. The Liverpool forward put on a show for the La Celeste and the team awaits the winner of the Paraguay-Venezuela match for Sunday's final.

Brazil's run at the Copa America is over. The defending champ was bounced by Paraguay, missing four straight from the penalty spot in the shootout after neither side could find a goal in 120 minutes.