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Brazil produced a ruthlessly efficient performance to beat arch rivals Argentina 3-0 on Sunday to win the Copa America for the second time in a row.

Julio Baptista’s fourth minute stunner to give Brazil the lead.

Ayala steers the ball into his own net after Alves produced deceptive inswinging cross.

Daniel Alves seals the comprehensive win with a well guided shot.

The 2007 Copa America Trophy Presentation to the Winners Brazil.

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Mexico defeated Uruguay 3-1 on Saturday to take third place in the Copa America.

Sebastian Abreu gives Uruguay the lead with a header in the 21st minute.

Cuauhtemoc Blanco levels the scores with a penalty in the 37th minute.

Omar Bravo gives Mexico the lead with a long range strike.

Mexico complete the win with a scorcher from sub Andres Guardado.

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Argentina set up a mouth watering final with Brazil after disposing Mexico 3-0 in the Copa America semi final on Wednesday.

Gabby Heinze’s opener for the Argentinians on the stroke of halftime.

Lionel Messi’s peach of a strike in the 61st minute.

Coolness personified by Riquelme as he nonchalantly chips in the penalty.

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Defending champions Brazil resisted a dogged comeback from Uruguay before beating them 5-4 on penalties after twice giving up the lead in a 2-2 draw.

Maicon puts Brazil ahead after 14 minutes.

Forlan’s equaliser for the Uruguayans.

Julio Baptista’s header to put Brazil in front againjust before half time.

Sub Sebastian Abreu gets the second equaliser for Uruguay in the 70th minute.

The nerve jangling penalty shootout between the two sides.

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Argentina ran riot and produced a brilliant display of attacking football to beat Peru 4-0 to set up a rematch of the 2006 World Cup second round match where they will face Mexico on Wednesday for a place in the Copa America final.

Talisman Juan Roman Riquelme notched a double as well as an assist to his name as the tournament favourites move a step closer to a dream final against Brazil.

Mexico eased their way into the semi finals of the Copa America after thrashing 10-man Paraguay 6-0 on Sunday. Olympiakos striker Nery Castillo bagged a brace along with Gerardo Torrado, Fernando Arce Ruiz, evergreen Cuauhtemoc Blanco and sub Omar Bravo all netting a goal each.

Brazil thumped Chile 6-1 to silence the critics who labelled them dull and unimaginative and also to set up an enticing semi final where they will face old foes Uruguay in Maracaibo on Tuesday.

Juan heads home from a corner in the 15th minute.

Julio Baptista doubles Brazil’s lead in the 23rd minute.

Robinho gets Brazil’s third with a neat finish from outside the penalty box.

Robinho taps home his second of the day to put Brazil 4 up.

Josue get his first goal for Brazil in the 69th minute.

Chile get a consolation goal through Humberto Suazo’s delicate flick in the 76th minute.

Vagner Love adds a sixth for Brazil after playing a neat one-two with Elano.

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Uruguay turn on the style by demolishing hosts Venezuela 4-1 in San Cristobal to advance to the semi finals of the Copa America on Saturday.

Forlan gives his side the lead after latching on to a long ball from Maximiliano Pereira.

Juan Arango’s free kick which went through a non existent Uruguay wall to restore parity in the 41st minute.

Celta Vigo’s Pablo Garcia left foot effort from 25 yards out.

Cristian Rodriguez’s low shot to seal a place in the semis for Uruguay in the 87th minute.

Forlan get his second of the day after being at the right place at the right time to stroke home the rebound.

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Liverpool’s Javier Mascherano scored his first goal for Argentina after coming off the bench to give them a vital 1-0 win over Paraguay to seal top spot of their group on Thursday.

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