When will the Women's Copa América final be played? The Colombian national team is going for its first title. Date, time, and TV channel are available.

The Colombian national team qualified this Monday for the final of the Women's Copa América and obtained a spot in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games after drawing 0-0 against Argentina and winning in the penalty shootout (4-5), while the Albiceleste will have to settle for a ticket to the 2027 Lima Pan American Games and compete for third place.

Coach Ángelo Marsiglia 's team will face the winner of the other semifinal, which will be played on Tuesday between Brazil and Uruguay, in the Copa América final. The Copa América title match will be this Saturday, August 2 (4 p.m., broadcast on Caracol TV, RCN, DSports, and Ditu).

In the penalty shootout , Catalina Usme, Jorelyn Carabalí, Manuela Pavi, Linda Caicedo, and Wendy Bonilla scored for Colombia, while Mayra Ramírez hit the crossbar.

For Argentina , Flor Bonsegundo, Sophia Braun, Aldana Cometti and Kishi Núñez converted their penalties, but Colombian goalkeeper Katherine Tapia saved a penalty from Paulina Gramglia, while Eliana Stábile hit the post with the decisive shot.

During the ninety minutes, both teams enjoyed good chances to score, but lacked precision and the goalkeepers also performed well, especially Colombian Tapia.

Yamila Rodríguez enjoyed time and space to put Argentina ahead, but allowed goalkeeper Tapia to react and block her shot.

Colombians Rodríguez and Caicedo tangled up when the opportunity was favorable for either of them, which caused the Real Madrid forward to shoot wildly at goal.

Tapia then made excellent use of shots from outside the box by Rodríguez and Aldana Cometti in separate plays.

In the second half, Varelin Loboa received an assist between the lines from Leicy Santos, but Solana Pereyra blocked his shot.

Caicedo launched a mid-height pass that Loboa couldn't finish, and in the final moments, Caicedo herself tried to beat Pereyra, but the Argentine goalkeeper beat her in the one-on-one.

In the tiebreaker, goalkeeper Tapia made a key save, and the players showed class despite Ramírez's mistake, securing their spot in the final in the last minute.

The dream of the title is intact...