In a thrilling quarterfinal match of the Copa América, Canada emerged victorious against Venezuela in a nail-biting penalty shootout. The match, held at an undisclosed venue, saw both teams giving their all to secure a spot in the semifinals.

The first half belonged to Canada, with the team dominating the game and creating several scoring opportunities. However, Venezuela made a remarkable comeback in the second half, equalizing in the 63rd minute thanks to Salomón Rondón's goal on a swift counter-attack. The equalizer sent shockwaves through the stadium, leaving the Canadian side stunned.

Shortly after Venezuela's goal, Canada came close to regaining the lead but fell just shy of scoring. With both teams unable to find the back of the net before stoppage time, the game eventually went into a penalty shootout to determine the winner.

In a tense shootout, both teams displayed remarkable composure and accuracy. The initial set of penalties saw three successful attempts from each side, leading to a sudden death situation. Unfortunately for Venezuela, they missed their sudden death shot, while Canada capitalized on their opportunity, converting their penalty kick to claim the victory.

Canada's triumph means they will move forward to the semifinals of the Copa América. However, they face a tough challenge as they prepare to take on Lionel Messi-led Argentina in their next match. This will undoubtedly be a significant test for Canada, who have showcased their potential and determination throughout their debut tournament.

Looking ahead, the quarterfinals continue with two exciting matchups. Colombia will go head-to-head against Panama at 6 p.m. ET, followed by Uruguay facing off against Brazil at 9 p.m. ET. The tournament will also witness the highly anticipated semifinals, with Canada set to face Argentina at 8 p.m. ET. Additionally, the winners of the other quarterfinal will clash in a semifinal match at the same time.

The third-place match is scheduled for 8 p.m. ET, featuring the losers of the two semifinals. Finally, the championship final, scheduled for 8 p.m. ET on Fox, will showcase the winners of the semifinal matches battling for the prestigious Copa América trophy.

Canada's impressive journey in their maiden Copa América has captured the attention of fans worldwide. As they prepare to take on Argentina in the semifinals, all eyes will be on whether Canada can continue their remarkable run and upset the formidable Argentine side led by the legendary Messi.