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Copa America 2024 Bangla calendar
Copa America 2024: Fixtures
The most prestigious tournament in the Americas makes a much-awaited return as Copa America is set to enthrall football fans after a three-year gap, making its way to the United States this time after Lionel Messi's Argentina won the tournament in Brazil in 2021.
The 48th edition of the event is all set to feature ten teams from South America's CONMEBOL and six teams from North America's CONCACAF, including representatives from Central America and the Caribbean, competing across 14 venues for nearly a month.
For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's Google News channel. FULL FIXTURES [All timings are as per Bangladesh time]
Here is the fixture of the upcoming event, which was last won by Argentina and Lionel Messi in 2021. The timings are given as per Bangladesh time:
Date Match Kick-off time Venue
June 21 Argentina vs Canada 6:00 am Atlanta
June 22 Peru vs Chile 6:00 am Arlington
June 23 Mexico vs Jamaica 7:00 am Houston
June 23 Ecuador vs Venezuela 4:00 am Santa Clara
June 24 USA vs Bolivia 4:00 am Arlington
June 24 Uruguay vs Panama 7:00 am Miami
June 25 Brazil vs Croatia 7:00 am Inglewood
June 25 Colombia vs Paraguay 4:00 am Houston
June 26 Chile vs Argentina 7:00 am East Rutherford
June 26 Peru vs Canada 4:00 am Kansas City
June 27 Venezuela vs Mexico 7:00 am Inglewood
June 27 Ecuador vs Jamaica 4:00 am Las Vegas
June 28 Panama vs USA 4:00 am Atlanta
June 28 Uruguay vs Bolivia 7:00 am East Rutherford
June 29 Paraguay vs Brazil 7:00 am Las Vegas
June 29 Colombia vs Costa Rica 4:00 am Glendale
June 30 Argentina vs Peru 6:00 am Miami
June 30 Canada vs Chile 6:00 am Orlando
July 1 Mexico vs Ecuador 6:00 am Glendale
July 1 Jamaica vs Venezuela 6:00 am Austin
July 2 USA vs Uruguay 7:00 am Kansas City
July 2 Bolivia vs Panama 7:00 am Orlando
July 3 Brazil vs Colombia 7:00 am Santa Clara
July 3 Costa Rica vs Paraguay 7:00 am Austin
Quarterfinals
July 5 1A vs 2B 7:00 am Houston
July 6 1B vs 2A 7:00 am Arlington
July 7 1C vs 2D 7:00 am Las Vegas
July 7 1D vs 2C 4:00 am Glendale
Semifinals
July 10 W25 vs W26 6:00 am East Rutherford
July 11 W27 vs W28 6:00 am Charlotte
Third-place match
July 14 L29 vs L30 6:00 am Charlotte
Final
July 15 W29 vs W30 6:00 am Miami
Brazil held 1-1 by US in Copa America warm-up
Brazil drew 1-1 with the United States in a friendly in Orlando on Wednesday in a final tune-up for both sides ahead of the Copa America.
The U.S. had been under pressure to deliver a performance after last weekend's 5-1 loss to Colombia and the result marked just the second time in 20 matches they avoided defeat by the five-times World Cup winners.
"There was a lot of talk amongst the players after the 5-1 loss to Colombia," U.S. keeper Matt Turner told TNT Sports.
"We need to know, friendly or not, it doesn't matter, you're the U.S., you're going to play in Copa America, you're going to play against South American teams that don't like you very much and want to prove a point.
"We have to have a certain level of intensity every time we step out onto the pitch that we lacked in the Colombia game but had tonight."
Brazil opened the scoring after 17 minutes, pouncing on a misplaced Turner clearance to regain possession before Raphinha set up Real Madrid forward Rodrygo for a smooth finish.
Christian Pulisic grabbed the equaliser in the 26th minute by firing a low free kick past Alisson at the near post after the forward was fouled just outside the box.
"It was a tough game, you always want to win, but because it's a warm-up, you have to try not to lose," Rodrygo told TV Globo.
"They gave us a hard time, but we also created a lot, we just lacked a bit of flair. We have to carry on like this, train hard to do well at the Copa America."
The Copa America runs from June 20 to July 14 in the United States.
Nine-times champions Brazil kick off their Group D campaign against Costa Rica on June 24 before facing Paraguay and Colombia.
The U.S. play Bolivia on June 23, followed by matches against Panama and Uruguay in Group C.
COPA AMERICA 2024: WHO’S NEXT?
The 48th edition of Copa America, South America's biggest football competition, will be played in the United States from June 20 to July 14, 2024.
Lionel Messi's Argentina will look to defend their title against the likes of Brazil, Mexico and the United States. Copa America will kick off with Argentina taking on Canada.
Copa is the oldest active international football tournament, having started in 1916, with Uruguay winning the first edition of the tournament.
Argentina and Uruguay are the most successful teams in the Copa America, with 15 titles each while Brazil, another South American giant and the most successful team in the FIFA World Cup (with five titles) is second with nine titles.
ROLL OF HONOUR
Event Year Winners Runners-up
48 2024 ? ?
47 2021 Argentina Brazil
46 2019 Brazil Peru
45 2016 Chile Argentina
44 2015 Chile Argentina
43 2011 Uruguay Paraguay
42 2007 Brazil Argentina
41 2004 Brazil Argentina
40 2001 Colombia Mexico
39 1999 Brazil Uruguay
38 1997 Brazil Bolivia
37 1995 Uruguay Brazil
36 1993 Argentina Mexico
35 1991 Argentina Brazil
34 1989 Brazil Uruguay
33 1987 Uruguay Chile
32 1983 Uruguay Brazil
31 1979 Paraguay Chile
30 1975 Peru Colombia
29 1967 Uruguay Argentina
28 1963 Bolivia Paraguay
27 1959 Uruguay Argentina
26 1959 Argentina Brazil
25 1957 Argentina Brazil
24 1956 Uruguay Chile
23 1955 Argentina Chile
22 1953 Paraguay Brazil
21 1949 Brazil Paraguay
20 1947 Argentina Paraguay
19 1946 Argentina Brazil
18 1945 Argentina Brazil
17 1942 Uruguay Argentina
16 1941 Argentina Uruguay
15 1939 Peru Uruguay
14 1937 Argentina Brazil
13 1935 Uruguay Argentina
12 1929 Argentina Paraguay
11 1927 Argentina Uruguay
10 1926 Uruguay Argentina
9 1925 Argentina Brazil
8 1924 Uruguay Argentina
7 1923 Uruguay Argentina
6 1922 Brazil Paraguay
5 1921 Argentina Brazil
4 1920 Uruguay Argentina
3 1919 Brazil Uruguay
2 1917 Uruguay Argentina
1 1916 Uruguay Argentina
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