- The 16 team tournament begins on June 20 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia when defending champions Argentina take on Canada.
- The Final takes place on July 14 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.
Welcome to CONMEBOL Copa América USA 2024™, this is your ultimate guide to the world’s oldest national team tournament. In this guide you’ll find everything you need to know about each of the 16 teams participating in this year’s tournament, along with all the rules, regulations, tickets schedules and guides to each host city. Let’s dive in.
This year’s tournament in the United States promises to be the most exciting yet. CONMEBOL Copa América™ is a competition steeped in history, a tournament where some of the world’s greatest ever players took the field for their countries in search of eternal glory. Records have risen and fallen with each generation, with some even expected to be broken during this year’s edition.
This is only the second time the tournament in its 108 year history has taken place outside of South America, the first time also taking place in the United States in 2016 for the CONMEBOL Copa América Centenario™ - its 100th anniversary edition.
Whether you’re watching from home, the stadium or the Tamias Fan Zone in Miami, Florida, be sure to follow CONMEBOL Copa América™ on all your favorite social media channels as well to stay up to date on all the action.
Tickets purchases
Tickets for the 32 matches at CONMEBOL Copa América 2024™ are available on to purchase at copaamerica.com, through the links presented by the two partners of the competition - Ticketmaster and Seatgeek.
16 teams in pursuit of the same goal
During the group stage of the CONMEBOL Copa América 2024™, 10 CONMEBOL teams and six CONCACAF guests will participate and look to snatch the title from Argentina, the country that won the last edition of the tournament in 2021.
The 16 participating teams will be divided into four groups:
- Group A: Argentina, Peru, Chile and Canada.
- Group B: Mexico, Ecuador, Venezuela and Jamaica.
- Group C: United States, Uruguay, Panama and Bolivia.
- Group D: Brazil, Colombia, Paraguay and Costa Rica.
Check out the full national team squads for the CONMEBOL Copa América 2024™
Group A
Argentina
The defending champions, La Albiceleste are tied with Uruguay for the most CONMEBOL Copa América™ titles with 15. They will kick off the tournament on June 20 against Canada at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.
- Head Coach: Lionel Scaloni - check his profile to know more.
- Must Watch Players: All about Lionel Messi, Ángel Di María and Emilio Martínez.
- When Does Argentina Play? See Argentina's match schedule.
Peru
Two-time CONMEBOL Copa América™ champions Peru are coming to the United States with something to prove. La Blanquirroja start their tournament campaign against Chile on June 21 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Keep an eye out for Paolo Guerrero as well, as he attempts to break the all time goalscoring record.
- Head Coach: Jorge Fossati - check his profile to know more.
- Must Watch Players: All about Paolo Guerrero, Luis Advíncula and Pedro Gallese.
- When Does Peru Play? See Peru's match schedule.
Chile
he last time CONMEBOL Copa América took place in the United States, it was Chile who took the trophy home, their second ever title, having won their first the previous year. Quite a few of the big names who won the trophy eight years ago will feature again during this year’s edition. La Roja begin the festivities against Peru in Arlington, Texas at AT&T Stadium on June 21.
- Head Coach: Ricardo Gareca - check his profile to know more.
- Must Watch Players: All about Alexis Sánchez, Eduardo Vargas and Claudio Bravo.
- When Does Chile Play? See Chile's match schedule.
Canada
Canada will be making their first ever appearance in a CONMEBOL Copa América™ this year, led by their head coach, American, Jesse Marsch. With an exciting group of young players excelling in Europe, Canada will look to make a big impression on the competition during the first match of the tournament against defending champions Argentina on June 20 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.
- Head Coach: Jesse Marsch - check his profile to know more.
- Must Watch Players: All about Alphonso Davies, Jonathan David and Tajon Buchanan.
- When Does Canada Play? See Canada's match schedule.
Group B
Mexico
No guest at CONMEBOL Copa América™ has ever performed as well as Mexico. El Tri has made it to two finals, in 1993 and 2001, and will be eager to show what they can do on a world stage yet again, in 2024. It all starts in Houston, Texas at NGR Stadium for Mexico as they take on CONCACAF rival Jamaica on June 22. How far can this new generation of Mexican players go this time around?
- Head Coach: Jaime Lozano - check his profile to know more.
- Must Watch Players: All about Edson Alvarez, Luis Malagón and Santiago Giménez.
- When Does Mexico Play? See Mexico's match schedule.
Ecuador
It’s an exciting time for Ecuadorian football. One of the two South American countries that will be looking to win its first CONMEBOL Copa América™ trophy has plenty of reasons to hope this may be their year. La Tri’s latest group of youngsters have taken Europe by storm, they look to do the same in the United States during this tournament. Their first match is on June 21 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California against Venezuela.
- Head Coach: Félix Sánchez - check his profile to know more.
- Must Watch Players: All about Moises Caicedo, Piero Hincapié and Enner Valencia.
- When Does Ecuador Play? See Ecuador's match schedule.
Venezuela
Just like Ecuador, Venezuela is the other CONMEBOL to battle for its first ever continental glory. La Vinotinto will play against their rivals in their first match of this campaign at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The two countries have plenty of history in this tournament, and Venezuela would love to show the world that they’re the ones to watch out for coming out of Group B.
- Head Coach: Fernanda Batista - check his profile to know more.
- Must Watch Players: All about Yángel Herrera, Yeferson Soteldo and Jefferson Savarino.
- When Does Venezuela Play? See Venezuela's match schedule.
Jamaica
The Reggae Boyz are making their third appearance in CONMEBOL Copa América this year, with Icelander Heimir Hallgrímsson leading the Caribbean country. As one of the six CONCACAF guests, Jamaica will take on fellow North American side Mexico in their first match at NGR Stadium in Houston Texas on June 22. A team with veteran players from the Premier League, Jamaica will be eager to hit the ground running.
- Head Coach: Heimir Hallgrímsson - check his profile to know more.
- Must Watch Players: All about Michail Antonio, Bobby Decordova-Reid and Shamar Nicholson.
- When Does Jamaica Play? See Jamaica's match schedule.
Group C
United States
An important few years in the United States that culminates with the country hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup, starts with this year’s CONMEBOL Copa América. The host country will have very high expectations, not just because they’ll be defending their home soil, but because their golden generation of players are all entering their prime at the perfect time. Bolivia will be the American’s first opponents on June 23 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
- Head Coach: Gregg Bergalter - check his profile to know more.
- Must Watch Players: All about Christian Pulisic, Weston McKennie and Tyler Adams.
- When Does the United States Play? See United States' match schedule.
Uruguay
Led by legendary manager Marcelo Bielsa, La Celeste has plenty to be excited about going into CONMEBOL Copa América 2024™. Uruguay is tied with Argentina with the most tournament titles with 15, the last of them coming in 2011 with a team led by legends Edison Cavani, Luis Suarez and Diego Forlan. Only Suarez remains on the roster for this tournament, but the new generation is ready to etch their names with the stars of the past. They kick things off against Panama on June 23 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida.
- Head Coach: Marcelo Bielsa - check his profile to know more.
- Must Watch Players: All about Darwin Núñez, Federico Valverde and Rodrigo Bentancur.
- When Does Uruguay Play? See Uruguay's match schedule.
Panama
Los Canaleros are making their second ever appearance in CONMEBOL Copa América and should feel right at home with many of their best players playing in Major League Soccer in the United States. This year’s tournament in the U.S. gives Panama the chance to improve upon their group stage exit during their first participation back in 2016. Their first test will be against Uruguay on June 23 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida.
- Head Coach: Thomas Christiansen - check his profile to know more.
- Must Watch Players: All about Adalberto Carrasquilla, Luis Mejía and Aníbal Godoy.
- When Does Panama Play? See Panama's match schedule.
Bolivia
The CONMEBOL Copa América 1963™ champions travel to the United States ready to make their country proud. Led on the field by youngster Ramiro Vaca and in the dugout by Antônio Carlos Zago, La Verde has plenty to prove to the world during this year’s tournament. The United States is first on the fixture list on June 23 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
- Head Coach: Antônio Carlos Zago - check his profile to know more.
- Must Watch Players: All about Ramiro Vaca and Carlos Lampe.
- When Does Bolivia Play? See Bolivia's match schedule.
Group D
Brazil
The expectations are always high for Brazil at big tournaments and this year’s CONMEBOL Copa América is no different. A team full of worldwide superstars will look to lead their country to its 10th title, and no less will be expected from the team’s supporters. The Canarinha aren’t here to play around, they’re here to take the trophy back home to Brazil. Costa Rica is first up, with Brazil taking the pitch against Los Ticos on June 24 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.
- Head Coach: Dorival Júnior - check his profile to know more.
- Must Watch Players: All about Rodrygo, Endrick and Vinícius Júnior.
- When Does Brazil Play? See Brazil's match schedule.
Colombia
No team is entering CONMEBOL Copa América 2024™ in better form than Colombia. Riding a 22 game unbeaten streak into their first match against Paraguay on June 24 at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas, expectations are through the roof for Tricolor. For good reason too, could this be the first Colombian team to take home the trophy since 2001? The whole country will be behind them as their players battle for their second ever championship.
- Head Coach: Néstor Lorenzo - check his profile to know more.
- Must Watch Players: All about James Rodríguez, Luiz Díaz and Jefferson Lerma.
- When Does Colombia Play? See Colombia's match schedule.
Paraguay
A mix of veterans and exciting youngsters make up La Albirroja’s roster. The two time champions of CONMEBOL Copa América enter the 2024 ready to make some noise in a tough Group D. Player’s such as Julio Enciso have already left an impression on Premier League fans while Miguel Almirón returns to the country where he became a star. Colombia and Paraguay play their first match of the tournament on June 24 at NRG Stadium in Houston.
- Head Coach: Daniel Garnero - check his profile to know more.
- Must Watch Players: All about Miguel Almirón, Julio Enciso and Ramón Sosa.
- When Does Paraguay Play? See Paraguay's match schedule.
Costa Rica
Los Ticos are a team you never want to face in a major tournament. The CONCACAF nation is making its sixth appearance in CONMEBOL Copa América™ this year, and every team in Group D will be wary of what Costa Rica can do. It all kicks off for Los Ticos on June 24 at SoFi Stadium against Brazi.
- Head Coach: Gustavo Alfaro - check his profile to know more.
- Must Watch Players: All about Joel Campbell, Francisco Calvo and Manfred Ugalde.
- When Does Costa Rica Play? See Costa Rica's match schedule.
Match schedule
Throughout the 25 days of competition, a total of 32 matches will be played between the participating teams.
Check out the complete CONMEBOL Copa América 2024™ match schedule, which is also available for download.
Where to watch the matches?
Each one of the 32 matches will be live broadcasted in the United States on Univisión, Fox, FS1 and FS2. In Canada, RDS, TSN and TSN+ will broadcast the tournament - check local TV listings for more details.
Check out the complete list of broadcasters in the Americas and the rest of the world.
Stadiums and Host Cities
The 2024™ CONMEBOL Copa América will take place in 14 cities across the country, with each venue hosting between one, two or three matches. The stadiums are spread across the East Coast, Central and West Coast.
East Coast
Mercedez-Benz Stadium: located in Atlanta, Georgia, it has a capacity of 71,000 people and will host two matches during the tournament, including the first match.
- Group A: Thursday, June 20 - Argentina 2-0 Canada
- Group C: Thursday, June 27 - Panama 2-1 United States
Check out our Atlanta, Georgia visitors guide.
Hard Rock Stadium: located in Miami Gardens, Florida with a capacity of 65,300 people and will host the Final of the competition.
- Group C: Sunday, June 23 - Uruguay 3-1 Panama
- Group A: Saturday, June 29 - Argentina 2-0 Peru
- Final: Saturday, July 14 - Semis 1 Winner vs Semis 2 Winner - Tickets
Check out our Miami, Florida visitors guide.
Bank of America Stadium: located in Charlotte, North Carolina with a capacity of 74,500 people, it will host two Cup matches.
- Semifinals: Wednesday, July 10 - Match 27 Winners vs Match 28 Winners - Tickets
- Third Place Match: Saturday, July 13 - Semis 1 Defeated Team vs Semis 2 Defeated Team - Tickets
Check out our Charlotte, North Carolina visitors guide.
MetLife Stadium: Located in East Rutherford, New Jersey, it has a capacity of 82,500 people and will host three matches during the tournament.
- Group A: Tuesday, June 25 - Chile 0-1 Argentina
- Group C: Thursday, June 27 - Uruguay 5-0 Bolivia
- Semifinals: Tuesday: July 9 - Match 25 Winners vs Match 26 - Tickets
Check out our East Rutherford, New Jersey visitors guide.
Inter&Co Stadium: located in Orlando, Florida, it has a capacity of 25,500 people and will host two matches during the tournament.
- Group A: Saturday, June 29 - Canada 0-0 Chile
- Group C: Monday, July 1 - Bolivia 1-3 Panama
Check out our Orlando, Florida visitors guide.
Central
AT&T Stadium: Located in Arlington, Texas, it has a capacity of 80,000 people and will host three Cup matches.
- Group A: Friday, June 21 - Peru 0-0 Chile
- Group C: Sunday June 23 - United States 2-0 Bolivia
- Quarter Finals: Friday, July 5 - Venezuela vs Canada - Tickets
Check out our Arlington, Texas visitors guide.
Q2 Stadium: Located in Austin, Texas, it has a capacity of 20,700 people and will have two group stage matches.
- Group B: Sunday, June 30 - Jamaica 0-3 Venezuela
- Group D: Tuesday, July 2 - Costa Rica 2-1 Paraguay
Check out our Austin, Texas visitors guide.
NRG Stadium: Located in Houston, Texas, it has a capacity of 72,200 people and will host three Cup matches.
- Group B: Saturday, June 22 - Mexico 1-0 Jamaica
- Group D: Monday, June 24 - Colombia 2-1 Paraguay
- Quarter finals: Thursday, July 4 - Argentina vs Ecuador - Tickets
Check out our Houston, Texas visitors guide.
GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium: Located in Kansas City, Missouri, it has a capacity of 76,400 people and will host one game during the tournament.
- Group B: Monday, July 1 - United States 0-1 Uruguay
Children's Mercy Park: ubicado en Kansas City, Kansas, con capacidad para 18.500 personas, albergará un juego durante el torneo.
- Group A: Tuesday, June 25 - Peru 0-1 Canada
Check out our Kansas City (MO) and Kansas City (KS) visitors guide.
West Coast
State Farm Stadium: Located in Glendale, Arizona, it has a capacity of 63,400 people and will host three matches during the competition.
- Group D: Friday, June 28 - Colombia 3-0 Costa Rica
- Group B: Sunday, June 30 - Mexico 0-0 Ecuador
- Quarter finals: Saturday, July 6 - Colombia vs Panama - Tickets
Check out our Glendale, Arizona visitors guide.
SoFi Stadium: Located in Inglewood, California, it has a capacity of 70,000 people and will host two matches during the tournament.
- Group D: Monday, June 24 - Brazil 0-0 Costa Rica
- Group B: Wednesday, June 26 - Venezuela 1-0 Mexico
Check out our Inglewood, California visitors guide.
Levi's Stadium: Located in Santa Clara, California, it has a capacity of 68,500 people and will host two matches during the tournament.
- Group B: Saturday, June 22 - Ecuador 1-2 Venezuela
- Group D: Tuesday, July 2 - Brazil 1-1 Colombia
Check out our Santa Clara, California visitors guide.
Allegiant Stadium: Located in Las Vegas, Nevada, it has a capacity of 65,500 people and will host three Cup matches.
- Group B: Wednesday, June 26 - Ecuador 3-1 Jamaica
- Group D: Friday, June 28 - Paraguay 1-4 Brazil
- Quarter finals: Saturday, July 6 - Uruguay vs Brazil - Tickets
Check our our Las Vegas, Nevada visitors guide.
