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Brazil crowned champions of the Americas

Last night, Brazil managed to retain their title as champions of the Americas, once again lifting the Copa America Feminina after defeating Colombia (4-4, 5-4 on penalties).

The final of the Copa America Feminina between Brazil and Colombia was played just a few hours ago, and what a wild encounter it was. In a breathtaking battle, it was the Brazilians who ultimately held onto the trophy, securing it for a fifth consecutive time—a remarkable ninth in their history.

Colombia struck first, with Linda Caicedo opening the scoring in the 25th minute, setting the stage for a thrilling contest. Angelina leveled from the penalty spot right before halftime (45+9'), but then Tarciane accidentally turned the ball into her own net in the 69th minute, putting Colombia back in front. Amanda Gutierres Dos Santos equalized in the 80th, only for Mayra Ramirez to restore Colombia’s lead in the 88th minute. It looked as though Colombia were on the verge of claiming their first-ever title in the competition. But Brazilian legend Marta had other ideas, dragging the Seleção into extra time with a dramatic equalizer deep into stoppage time (90+6').

The iconic Marta then put Brazil ahead for the first time in the match in the 105th minute. But at the 115th, Leicy Santos ensured the final would be decided by penalties. In a nerve-wracking shootout, Brazil ultimately clinched the title 5-4.