The final promises to be a fitting culmination to a tournament filled with drama, skill, and the enduring passion of South American football.

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Players and staff from both Colombia and Uruguay were also involved in a confrontation on the field after the final whistle.

Uruguay's Darwin Nunez missed several chances in the first half and Colombia made them pay when Lerma rose above the defence on a corner in the 39th minute and squeezed his header past goalkeeper Sergio Rochet.