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Here are the Copa America 2024 quarterfinal fixtures

Argentina vs Ecuador, July 5 (06:30 AM)
Venezuela vs Canada, July 6 (06:30 AM)
Colombia vs Panama, July 7 (03:30 AM)
Uruguay vs Brazil, July 7 (06:30 AM)

Meanwhile, Colombia were exceptional on the night. They came with a mission and fulfilled it with aplomb. James Rodriguez's men worked very hard, pressed with a lot of intensity and never allowed the Brazilian midfielders to find their tempo. They also stretched the Brazilian backline as Munoz and Machado provided width for Nestor Lorenzo's men. With Panama in the quarterfinal, Colombia will hope to go deep into the tournament. 

It has been a frustrating Copa America 2024 campaign for Brazil as they started with a 0-0 stalemate against Costa Rica. They retaliated with a 4-1 thumping against Paraguay. But they were again held by Colombia in their third fixture. While they are unbeaten in the tournament, they have looked majorly unimaginative while moving forward. There's visibly a lack of creative outlet in this Selecaos outfit. Dorival's men need to turn things around drastically to beat an in-form Uruguay in the quarterfinal. 

FULL TIME: Brazil 1-1 Colombia

That's all from Levi's Stadium as it has ended on level terms. The result mean that Colombia will win Group D and face Panama in the quarterfinal. Meanwhile, Brazil will finish second and will have a tough challenge against Uruguay. On top of that, Brazil will also miss their talisman Vinicius Junior, who will be suspended for the upcoming fixture. Overall, Colombia were the better team in the second half, they caused a lot of problems for the Selecaos. Whereas, Brazil looked timid and lacked ideas going forward. 

90+4' Brazil press aggressively and it allows Pereira to get some space at the edge of the box. The midfielder blasts his shot and almost secures the winner for Brazil. Vargas comes up with a great save to deny the goal. 

90+3' Brazil get a half chance against the run of play as a stray long ball isn't cleared and Vinicius gets in behind the Colombia backline. But once again, Sanchez rushes in and deals with the danger. 

90+2' Brazil have been second-best in the second half. It is surprising how they have not pushed forward in search of securing a winner. It the score remains the same, Brazil will get a tougher fixture against Uruguay. They haven't had clear cut chances in the second-half. 

90' Fives minutes of stoppage time added on. Still a lot of time for Brazil to get a winner. 

89' Colombia also make a change as Luis Diaz walks off the field. Luis Sinisterra replaces the winger in attack. 

86' Substitution for Brazil as Endrick comes on for Wendell. Dorival is now throwing everything at this Colombian defence. 

85' HOW ARE COLOMBIA NOT AHEAD??

A great move from the left as Colombia break forward with pace. It eventually ends with a low cross finding Borre in the box, who scuffs his shot wide off target with only Alisson to beat. Horrible miss from the substitute. 

84' A good buildup from Colombia as Sanchez plays a dink pass to Borre, who holds it up and then delivers a cross. The cross was blocked but Uribe collected the loose ball and fires a tame effort at Alisson. 

81' James Rodriguez's night comes to an end as Jorge Carrascal comes in his place in midfield. It was a great performance from Colombia's talisman. 

75' Colombia make two substitutions as Borre and Uribe replace Rios and Cordoba. 

74' Double change for Brazil as Dorival aim to freshen things up.

Savio and Ederson replace Rodrygo and Joao Gomes. 

73' Bruno catches James from behind and gets booked rightfully. James is down on the ground in pain. 

71' Colombia have given no space to Brazil in their half. They have closed down really well, causing major frustration for them. 

69' A great buildup from Luis Diaz, who holds off so many defenders and then finds James on the right flank. The midfielder whips in a great cross and even finds Cordoba but the forward fails to get the desired connection with the ball as he failed to test Alisson. 

66' It has been a physical battle in midfield and therefore both teams have struggled to hold the ball. 

63' Just as we say, Pereira plays a sensational ball which opens up the Colombia defence and finds Vinicius in space but Sanchez stands tall with a crucial tackle. 

63' Since coming on Pereira has been very busy on the left flank. He has mostly done defensive work than what he is known for. 

60' CLOSE!! Raphinha finds another free-kick in a dangerous area and almost scores again. His effort just misses the target by a whisker. It would have been another goal had it been on target as Vargas was once again comfortably beaten. 

58' Raphinha breaks forward and shifts the ball from right to left as Gomes finds Vinicius in space, who drives the ball forward. He also tries to play a one-two with Rodrygo but the ball was stolen by Sanchez. 

55' Gomes steals the ball for Brazil in midfield and sends Vinicius running on the left flank. He tries to lose his marker but in vain. Eventually, he retains possession by squaring it to Pereira. Eventually the move fizzled out. 

53' Excellent buildup from Brazil as they move the ball swiftly with a lot of precision. Vinicius finds an on-rushing Rodrygo, who holds it up and then lays it back to Bruno. The midfielder plays it to Raphinha but his shot was blocked by the Colombian defence. 

50' BIG CHANCE!! Colombia come close to taking the lead as James' corner finds Cordoba, who rises above everyone but fails to keep his header down on target. The big forward has been a problem for the Brazilian backline. 

49' James plays Cordoba in space as the big forward enters the penalty area but Marquinhos wrestles the ball off him in a dangerous area. 

46' Colombia also make a solitary change as Mojica comes in for Machado. 

46' A substitution for Brazil as Andreas Pereira replaces Lucas Paqueta. 

46' Second-half is underway at the Levi's Stadium!

HALF TIME: Brazil 1-1 Colombia

It has been a breath-taking first half at Levi's Stadium in California as both teams take the attack to the opposition. It was Raphinha, who came up with an outrageous free-kick goal to beat Vargas in goal. James Rodriguez had his chances but Allison denied him a couple of times. Colombia also saw their goal get chalked off due to offside. They also made a narrow escape from conceding a penalty when Munoz brought down Vinicius in the penalty box. However, minutes later, Munoz ran into the opponent's box and slotted home the equalizer just before the half-time whistle. 

45+3' GOOOOOAAAALLLLLL!! MUNOZ SCORES THE EQUALIZER!!

Another brilliant buildup as the ball is played to Cordoba, who holds it up and attracts three Brazilian defenders before calmly slotting it to the right spotting Munoz's run. The full-back was in space and he tucks it past Allison to hand Colombia the equalizer. Brilliantly worked move from Colombia. Brazil 1-1 Colombia. 

45+2' HUGE CHANCE!!! A quick break from Colombia and Luis Diaz gets the ball in space but his effort was kept out by Allison once again. He should have scored there. 

45+1' A total of five minutes have been added to the regulation time in the first half.

45' Bruno is down on the ground in pain as the physios rush into the pitch. 

43' A potential penalty call from Brazil as Vinicius drives the ball inside the penalty area and is brought down by Munoz. It looks like a penalty but the referee doesn't see it. VAR gets involved and deems that Munoz got the ball first before taking out Vinicius. No penalty for Brazil. 

42' It has been a very cagey affair and there hasn't been much to separate the two teams. It is just that Raphinha scored a sensational free-kick goal while James also came close from the set-piece but was unfortunate to not find the back of the net. 

40' Brazil break forward with purpose as Vinicius finds himself in space but the danger is thwarted by Sanchez. The defender steals the ball away from Vinicius in a very dangerous area. 

35' The subsequent corner is also superb but Allison fists it away from danger. But it lands kindly for Rios and his thumping effort is blocked by the Brazilian backline. 

34' ALMOST!! James tries his luck from a free-kick at the near post and it left Allison scrambling for a few seconds before the Liverpool man somehow tipped it away. 

33' Colombia's left flank is causing problems for Brazil. Machado is overlapping Diaz while James also drifts wide to combine with the winger. 

30' Colombia are gradually growing into this game. The likes of Machado and Diaz on the left flank have unsettled the Brazilian backline. 

27' The referee has booked Joao Gomes and Jefferson Lerma for instigating the other players and initiating a fight. 

This means Lerma will miss Colombia's quarterfinal clash. 

26' Tempers flying high at the Levi's Stadium after Raphinha's challenge on Machado. Many players got involved in that tussle. The referee deals with it very strictly as he brandishes many yellow cards. 

25' Machado also gets into the referee's book for an ill-timed challenge. It is one yellow card a piece now. 

22' IT IS RULED OUT!!

VAR adjudges the Colombia goal as an offside infringement. Davinson Sanchez was just a little bit too eager and couldn't time his run before heading it home. Unfortunate for Colombia. 

20' GOAL or OFFSIDE? A very crucial moment in the game for both teams.

James Rodriguez sends in another sensational free-kick in the penalty area. Allison does not deal with it and Davinson Sanchez makes full use of it to head the ball home. There are claims of offside but VAR is checking the play to conclude. 

16' Another good chance for Colombia as Rios' fine cross finds James in the area but the latter's shot is way off target. Colombia are not too deterred by the free-kick.

12' GOOOAAAAAAALLLLLLLL!!!!! WHAT A FREE KICK FROM RAPHINHA??

Raphinha comes up with the unthinkable as his free-kick swirls past Vargas in the Colombia goal and nestles into the net. The Brazilian fans burst into joy in Levi's Stadium as the other players rush to celebrate the outworldly goal. Brazil 1-0 Colombia

10' SAVE! Bruno Guimaraes finds a pocket of space just outside the box and he unleashes a shot and forces Vargas to come up with a great save. 

8' CHANCE!!! A brilliantly executed free-kick from James as he almost nestles it into the top right corner. It was slightly overhit by the Colombian talisman as it clips the crossbar on its way out. 

7' The first yellow card of the match is given to Vinicius Junior as his hand catches James Rodriguez's face and the latter is down on the ground. The referee was quick to notice the hand and booked him immediately. He will now miss the quarterfinals for Brazil. 

5' A busy start for Raphinha, who has already been very proactive on the right flank for Brazil. He has also entered the penalty area a couple of times. Colombia will be wary of the danger that he possesses. 

3' A scrappy start to the game as both teams struggle to hold onto the possession. We have already seen a couple of fouls and crunching challenges. 

1' KICK OFF! We are underway at the Levi's Stadium in California. Brazil are in their traditional yellow-blue kit while Colombia sport their away black jersey. 

The players are out on the pitch as we gear up for the National Anthems. Stay tuned as Kick Off is minutes away. 

Both the teams will look to top Group D. For Brazil, they need a win whereas Colombia need a draw to win the group. Winning the group has its perks as the top team will avoid in-form Uruguay in the quarter-final. Marcelo Bielsa's men have been exceptional in this tournament and teams will look to avoid them heading into the knockout rounds. 

Colombia also made one change in their starting lineup from the last game as Deiver Machado has replaced Johan Mojica at left-back. Machado is slightly more defensive-minded which may help Colombia in this match. 

Brazil coach Dorival Junior has made a solitary change from their 4-1 win over Paraguay at the Allegiant Stadium four days ago. He has brought in Raphinha in place of Savio. The young winger may feel extremely unlucky as he scored his maiden international goal in that game. However, according to several sources, it is believed that Dorival feels Raphinha provides a little more defensive cover over Savio. It may be crucial as they will deal with Colombia's Luis Diaz. 

The lineups are announced!

Brazil XI: Alisson, Wendell, Marquinhos, Militao, Danilo, Gomes, Guimaraes, Vinicius Jr, Paqueta, Raphinha, Rodrygo.
Colombia XI: Vargas, Machado, Cuesta, Sanchez, Munoz, J. Arias, Lerma, Rios, Diaz, Cordoba, Rodriguez. 

Unbeaten in last 25 matches 

Colombia are going through a hot streak as they are unbeaten in their last 25 matches since they lost a 2022 World Cup qualifier 1-0 against Argentina away in February 2022. They have won 20 matches since then, including their last 10 wins straight. They have also registered five draws. However, the run includes wins against Germany, Brazil and even Spain. 

Welcome to Sportskeeda's LIVE coverage of the Copa America 2024 clash as Brazil lock horns against Colombia in Group D on matchday 3. While Colombia only need a draw to secure the top spot, it is a must-win encounter for Brazil. Colombia have won their first two matches against Paraguay and Costa Rica. Whereas Brazil were held 0-0 against Costa Rica in their opening clash. But since then, the Selecaos have retaliated with a 4-1 thumping of Paraguay. With high stakes, it promises to be a mouth-watering encounter.