The Copa America final held at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens on Sunday night turned into an event marred by chaos and destruction as fans without tickets broke into the venue, causing "significant damage" to the Miami Dolphins' home stadium.

According to the South Florida Sun Sentinel, the Miami Dolphins are currently assessing the extent of the damage caused during the highly-anticipated soccer match between Argentina and Colombia. Hard Rock Stadium released an official statement early Monday morning, pledging to collaborate with law enforcement to identify and hold the criminals accountable for their illegal conduct.

Social media platforms were flooded with images and videos showcasing the mayhem that unfolded on Sunday night. The Miami-Dade Police Department reported that 27 individuals were arrested, while 55 people were ejected from the stadium as a result of their involvement in the disturbance.

Thankfully, the Dolphins will not be utilizing the stadium for several weeks. However, it is important to note that Hard Rock Stadium is scheduled to be one of the venues hosting the 2026 World Cup, along with NFL stadiums such as Gillette Stadium and Levi's Stadium. Following the events of Sunday night, it is likely that security protocols for future events held at the stadium will be reassessed and adjusted.

It remains to be seen how the Miami Dolphins will proceed with the necessary cleanup and repair operations to restore the stadium to its original condition. The extent of the damage is yet to be determined, and it may require significant time and resources to address the aftermath of the incident.

As the investigation continues and the Dolphins assess the damage, fans and stakeholders are left wondering about the implications for future events at Hard Rock Stadium. The security breach serves as a stark reminder of the importance of maintaining a safe and secure environment for athletes, staff, and attendees at sporting events.