Brazil vs. Colombia: time and where to see live the final of the Copa América female | Ecuador 2025

Tarciane (back) disputes the ball with Mayra Ramírez, in the duel that Brazil and Colomia had during the group stage of the Women's Copa América de Ecuador 2025.

Photo: EFE – José Jácome

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The Colombian women's team will seek to make history and conquer its first official title. In front it will have a capital challenge: Brazil, the top champion of the continent and winner of eight of the nine editions of the Copa América Women.

This grand final will be played at the Rodrigo Paz Delgado de Quito stadium, the House of the University Sports League and also of the Ecuadorian National Team. It will be the scenario in which the tricolor will try to write a golden page for the country's women's football.

Colombia classified this instance after a semifinal attempt against Argentina, which ended up equalized without goals in regulation time and was resolved from the penalty point in favor of the tricolor team. Brazil, meanwhile, arrived with more authority after beating Uruguay 5-1.

For the second consecutive edition, the Canarinha will define the title against the Colombians. In 2022, in the Américo Montanini of Bucaramanga-then called Alfonso López-both teams faced each other in a final that ended 1-0 in favor of the green team.

The Colombian women's team wants revenge

The Colombian team not only comes with the motivation of a possible rematch, but also with the illusion of breaking an adverse streak against Brazil. In 14 official clashes, coffee makers have not achieved a single victory: they accumulate three draws and eleven losses.

The Brazilian team will feature referents such as Marta Vieira, who was the best in the world, and Amanda Gutierres, who aspires to be the tournament scorer. The tricolor is not far behind and presents a solid payroll, with figures such as Mayra Ramírez and Linda Caicedo.

Both selections have already measured the oil in the present edition of the Women's Copa América. On the last date of the group stage they met at the Banco Guayaquil stadium and no differences were taken. The game was also even in the possession of the ball and the created chances.

Justo Caicedo was one of the players who on Thursday sent a message to President Gustavo Petro, asking him to reconsider the sport budget cuts. “Mr. President, no nation is built without sport. We do not cut what unites us most,” he said.

Colombia plays more than a final: it is the opportunity to consecrate years of effort, make visible a project that has matured with each tournament and make it clear that the country is ready to take a place at the top of continental women's football.