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Jesse Marsch outlines what Canada need to beat Lionel Messi & Co as CanMNT set up Argentina Copa America semi-final by downing Venezuela

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The Canadians scripted history on Saturday as they <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/jesse-marsch-canada-salomon-rondon-venezuela-copa-america/bltc3d61fc5a62670f4#cs403d42a1bb4b9552" target="_blank">reached the semi-final of Copa America 2024</a> in their very first appearance in the competition. Their quarter-final clash against Venezuela ended in a 1-1 draw, after which the match went to penalties. The North Americans eventually emerged victorious by beating The Wine-Red 4-3 in the tie-breaker.

WHAT HAPPENED?

The debutants will now face Argentina in the last-four stage on Wednesday at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Ahead of facing the reigning Copa America and world champions, the former Leeds United head coach claimed that his team has to display their best-ever performance if they want to reach the final of the competition.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Speaking to reporters after the game, the 50-year-old said, via <a href="https://x.com/plattoli/status/1809436212094021792" target="_blank">OneSoccer's Oliver Platt</a>: "Argentina will have to be the best match we’ve ever played and it still might not be enough. But, whatever. We’re going to go for it."

WHAT MARSCH SAID

The last time the Reds faced La Albiceleste was in their very first game of the tournament, where they <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/argentina-player-ratings-canada-lionel-messi-julian-alvarez-lautaro-martinez-copa-america/blt3bf3550fd5e7c30b" target="_blank">went down 2-0</a>. They will hope to avenge that defeat and continue their historic run in Copa America 2024.

WHAT NEXT FOR CANADA?

Jesse Marsch outlines what Canada need to beat Lionel Messi & Co as CanMNT set up Argentina Copa America semi-final by downing Venezuela | Goal.com United Arab Emirates

Canada boss Jesse Marsch revealed his plan to stop Argentina ahead of their Copa America semi-final tie against the reigning champions.

Jesse Marsch outlines what Canada need to beat Lionel Messi &amp; Co as CanMNT set up Argentina Copa America semi-final by downing Venezuela