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Argentina will be looking to continue their impressive streak of trophies with another Copa America title bid in the USA this summer.

Lionel Scaloni's side pulled level with Uruguay in the all-time Copa America title list in 2021, as they beat arch rivals Brazil in the final in Rio de Janeiro, to clinch a 15th continental crown.

That was backed up by a first FIFA World Cup since 1986, in Qatar in 2022, as the inspirational Lionel Messi finally lifted the biggest trophy of them all in international football.

They started their Copa America adventure with a 2-0 win over Canada, and are now up and running in their bid for the title after first qualifying for the knockout stages by following up with a late 1-0 win against Chile and then a 2-0 victory over Peru, before they snatched a penalty shootout win over Ecuador to seal a place in the semifinal.

The Sporting News looks at the key details ahead of their Copa America schedule, including how to watch their matches across the world, kickoff times and the latest lineup news.

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When is Argentina's Copa America 2024 semifinal game?

Argentina began their Copa America 2024 campaign with a win against Canada at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and then beat Chile on June 25.

Next up was a meeting with Peru on June 29. They were already guaranteed of a spot in the quarterfinals, and ended up winning comfortably to top their pool.

That meant they next played the runner-up in Group B, Ecuador, in the quarterfinals, on July 4. It looked like they were heading for a narrow 1-0 win until Kevin Rodriguez equalised in injury time. That forced the game to penalty kicks, with Messi missing in the shootout.

But goalkeeper Emi Martinez — the hero at Qatar 2022 when Argentina won the World Cup — came up big again, as he saved twice in the shootout to send Argentina through.

Argentina will next face either Venezuela or Canada in the semifinal, with that game taking place on July 9.

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What time is Argentina's Copa America semifinal? 

The semifinal game kicks off at 8 p.m. ET at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ.  

Fans from across the world will be keen to watch Argentina's Copa America 2024 knockout match and here's how that kickoff time translates across some of the major territories:

 DateKickoff time
USATue, July 9 5:00 p.m. PT, 8:00 p.m. ET
CanadaTue, July 98:00 p.m. ET
UKWed, July 101:00 a.m. BST
AustraliaWed, July 1010:00 a.m. AEST
IndiaWed, July 105:30 a.m. IST

Argentina semifinal Copa America 2024 match: TV channel, live stream

 TV channelStreaming
USAFOX/FS1 (TBD), TUDN USA, UnivisionFubo, Fox Sports app/website, TUDN app/website, Univision Now, ViX
CanadaTSN, RDS (TBD)TSN+, RDS app
UKPremier Sports 1Premier Sports Player
Australia —Optus Sport
India

USA: Copa America matches will be televised in the United States on Fox Sports Network, with a Spanish-language broadcast via TUDN USA and Univision. Those channels are available to stream on Fubo, who are offering a FREE seven-day trialViX is also providing a Spanish-language stream.

UK: This match will be shown in the U.K. on Premier Sports platforms.

Canada: Copa America matches will be shown on TSN, while RDS provide French-language coverage.

Australia: Australia's sole broadcaster for the Copa America is Optus Sport. 

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Argentina Copa America 2024 squad, player roster

Here is the full squad named for Argentina's Copa America challenge. The squad was trimmed to 26 players for the finals.

Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez has made the cut despite an injury-ruined season, although there is no place for Paulo Dybala

Ages, caps are correct as of June 14, 2024.

PositionPlayerClubAgeCaps
GKFranco ArmaniRiver Plate (ARG)3719
GKEmiliano MartinezAston Villa (ENG)3139
GKGeronimo RulliAjax (NED)324
DEFMarcos AcunaSevilla (SPA)3257
DEFLisandro MartinezManchester United (ENG)2618
DEFNahuel MolinaAtletico Madrid (SPA)2538
DEFGonzalo MontielNottingham Forest (ENG)2726
DEFNicolas OtamendiBenfica (POR)36112
DEFGerman PezzellaReal Betis (SPA)3240
DEFLucas Martinez QuartaFiorentina (ITA)2814
DEFCristian RomeroTottenham (ENG)2631
DEFNicolas TagliaficoLyon (FRA)3157
MIDGiovani Lo CelsoTottenham (ENG)2852
MIDEnzo FernandezChelsea (ENG)2323
MIDAlexis Mac AllisterLiverpool (ENG)2526
MIDExequiel PalaciosBayer Leverkusen2529
MIDLeandro ParedesRoma (ITA)2962
MIDRodrigo De PaulAtletico Madrid (SPA)2964
MIDGuido RodriguezReal Betis (SPA)3029
FWDJulian AlvarezManchester City (ENG)2431
FWDValentin CarboniMonza (ITA)192
FWDAlejandro GarnachoManchester United (ENG)195
FWDNicolas GonzalezFiorentina (ITA)2634
FWDAngel Di MariaBenfica (POR)36140
FWDLautaro MartinezInter Milan (ITA)2658
FWDLionel MessiInter Miami (USA)36173

Argentina's Copa America record

The 2024 tournament could see a new outright leader at the top of the Copa America title charts, with Argentina and Uruguay battling for supremacy. Argentina's 2021 win ended 18 years of frustration, which included four final defeats.

YearStage reached
1916Runners-Up
1917Runners-Up
1919Third Place
1920Runners-Up
1921Winners
1922Fourth Place
1923Runners-Up
1924Runners-Up
1925Winners
1926Runners-Up
1927Winners
1929Winners
1935Runners-Up
1937Winners
1939Withdrew
1941Winners
1942Runners-Up
1945Winners
1946Winners
1947Winners
1949Withdrew
1953Withdrew
1955Winners
1956Third Place
1957Winners
1959Winners
1959Runners-Up
1963Third Place
1967Runners-Up
1975Group Stage
1979Group Stage
1983Group Stage
1987Fourth Place
1989Third Place
1991Winners
1993Winners
1995Quarterfinals
1997Quarterfinals
1999Quarterfinals
2001Withdrew
2004Runners-Up
2007Runners-Up
2011Quarterfinals
2015Runners-Up
2016Runners-Up
2019Third Place
2021Winners

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Feargal is a content producer for The Sporting News. He has been working with TSN since the start of 2022 after stints with Reach, Amazon UK and Squawka in a nomadic career in the football media pyramid. Always with a keen eye on Arteta's 'Reds' and Kenny's Ireland 'Greens' and a 100% five-a-side penalty record.