Copa America Winner Odds: Argentina favourites to add another trophy

Argentina are looking to make it back-to-back Copa America titles, as they prepare to face Colombia, who have only lifted the trophy on one previous occasion back in 2001.

The Hard Rock Stadium in Miami is the venue for the final, as the World Cup winners look to clinch a record 16th title.

Copa America 2024 Winner Odds

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Argentina @ 8/13

After lifting the World Cup in Qatar two years ago, Argentina continue to go from strength-to-strength after reaching their fourth final in the last five Copa America tournaments.

Lionel Scaloni’s men have conceded just one goal en-route to the final and that came in stoppage-time of the quarter-final success over Ecuador.

Argentina also have the tournament’s leading scorer in Lautaro Martinez, who has bagged four goals in five games.

Going into this year’s final, the head-to-head stats certainly favour the defending champions, who beat Colombia on penalties the last time they met in the 2021 semi-finals.

The two teams have clashed on 41 occasions, with Argentina winning 25 of those matches, Colombia nine and there have been seven draws.

Argentina are currently level with Uruguay in the overall Copa America titles list, with both teams collecting 15 wins since the tournament began in 1916.

Colombia @ 13/10

You have to go back to 2001 for the last and only time that Colombia lifted the Copa America trophy, when they defeated Mexico in the final.

They have finished third though in two of the last three tournaments, in 2021 and 2016, and will feel now is their time to end the 23-year wait for silverware.

Nester Lorenzo’s squad have certainly been amongst the goals, after finding the net 12 times in five games in America.

Four of their players are tied on two goals each – Jhon Cordoba, Luis Diaz, Jefferson Lerma and Daniel Munoz – with Crystal Palace’s Lerma scoring the winner in the semi-final victory over Uruguay.

Colombia have been dealt a blow for the final though, with Palace defender Munoz suspended for the Argentina clash having been sent off in the semi, after collecting two yellows.

You have to go back to the 2019 Copa America for the last time Los Cafeteros beat Sunday’s opponents.

On that occasion, Colombia ran out 2-0 victors in a group match, with Roger Martinez and Daniel Zapata both scoring in the second half.