Copa America champions Brazil dominate tournament best XI
by Ben McAleer
at Monday, Jul 8 2019 16:03
Brazil lived up to their favourites billing as they secured Copa America glory on home turf at Peru's expense in Sunday's final. Here, we run through the best XI from the tournament...Goalkeeper: Alisson (Brazil) - 6.89 ratingBrazil rightly dominate the Copa America best XI with Alisson the first of...
Peru dominate Copa America team of the semi-finals after shock Chile win
by Josh Wright
at Friday, Jul 5 2019 12:52
Messi surrounded by Brazil players in Copa America semi-final combined XI
by Josh Wright
at Tuesday, Jul 2 2019 13:26
Manchester United outcast tops Copa America group stage player standings
by Ben McAleer
at Tuesday, Jun 25 2019 11:50
Chile dominate Copa America best XI after Japan rout
by Ben McAleer
at Tuesday, Jun 18 2019 12:35
Copa America preview: Defending champions Chile need aging stars at their best
by Josh Wright
at Tuesday, Jun 11 2019 11:19
Chile have history in sight this summer. Winning the Copa America in Brazil would be their third straight title in the competition, which no nation has done under the current format. The only problem is Chile are not the same side that twice defeated a Lionel Messi-inspired Argentina in 2015 and 201...
Player Focus: Aránguiz Acquisition Would Provide Leverkusen with Alternate Midfield Threat
by Ben McAleer
at Tuesday, Jul 28 2015 12:35
Match Focus: Chile & Argentina Battle to End Trophy Drought in Copa America Final
by Jonathan Wilson
at Thursday, Jul 2 2015 12:14
The Copa America probably has the final it deserves. Chile were the team of the group stage, while Argentina, having promised so much without delivering once again, finally caught light in the semi-final with their 6-1 evisceration of Paraguay. These are the two top scorers in the competition, the o...
Team Focus: Díaz & Aránguiz Partnership at the Heart of Chile's Hopes
by Jonathan Wilson
at Monday, Jun 22 2015 15:32
Tournament Focus: Copa America 2015 Group Stage Roundup
by Ben McAleer
at Monday, Jun 22 2015 14:40
The culmination of the group stages of the 2015 Copa America eventually saw few surprises, despite both Mexico and Venezuela falling at the first hurdle, and ultimately those expected to progress did so. Heavyweights Uruguay and Colombia navigated their way through Group B and C respectively by the ...