Argentina vs. Chile, Copa America 2016: Time, TV schedule and team news for final match

The final of the Copa America Centenario is a rematch of last summer's Copa final -- but this time it promises to be a much more exciting and entertaining match than what we were treated to a year ago. Both teams are coming into this match flying high and playing fantastically, and this promises to be an end to end battle for ninety minutes.

In a very real way, this match begins and ends with Messi's performance. He's been jaw-droppingly good ever since he came back from injury, completely changing matches and willing Argentina to wins. Now he's got the chance to finally break Argentina's Copa drought and pick up a senior international trophy while he's at it, which will give those few who still refuse to acknowledge Messi as an all-time great a lot less ammunition to work with.

When Chile played Colombia in the semifinal, you could tell that they missed the suspended Vidal. They still won easily, but even aside from the disruptive influence of a two-hour weather delay, they lacked the toughness and edge in midfield that Vidal brings them. With him back in the side, keeping someone like Banega in check will be much easier, and make no mistake as to the importance of that goal. Banega has been a sorely underrated part of Argentina's possession game and overall attacking success in this tournament, and if Vidal can throw him off his game, it will make Chile's chances of winning much higher.