Argentina Copa America Tickets

As one of the most popular national teams in world football, it is no surprise that Argentina Copa America tickets are booming in demand.

Fans can use SeatPick to find Argentina tickets at the best prices on the market, with a minimum 100% ticket guarantee on all purchases.

Argentina at Copa America: History

Argentina are the outright most successful nation in the history of the Copa America, with 16 titles and a further 14 finishes as runners-up in this competition.

La Albiceleste took part in the inaugural edition of the tournament back in 1916, then known as the South American Championship, and they have participated in almost every event since.

When the competition was rebranded to the Copa America ahead of the 1975 tournament, Argentina had already been crowned champions of South America on 12 occasions. Since then, however, they have lifted the Copa America title just four times in almost 50 years.

Argentina defeated hosts Brazil in the 2021 Copa America final, equalling Uruguay's tally of 15 titles in the South American Championship / Copa America. Three years later the Argentinians became the most decorated team in the history of the competition by clinching the trophy for a record 16th time.

Argentina's Years of Drought

Argentina won back-to-back Copa America finals in 1991 and 1993, with Gabriel Batistuta leading the line for La Albiceleste.

Following this, they failed to progress beyond the quarter-finals at three consecutive Copa events with losses against Brazil (1995 and 1999) and Peru in 1997.

Argentina reached the final four times in five tournaments from 2004-2016, but didn't manage to get over the line on any of these occasions. They lost back-to-back finals against Chile after Brazil had emerged victorious at the 2004 and 2007 events.

Argentina: Copa America Champions Again

After nearly three decades without a major trophy, Argentina returned to the throne of South American football in 2021.

La Albiceleste advanced from the group stage relatively unscathed, winning three of their four matches and conceding only two goals. They then swept aside Ecuador in the quarter-finals before edging past Colombia, on penalties, in the semis.

Argentina icon Angel di Maria scored the decisive goal in a crucial 1-0 win over their rivals (and hosts) Brazil, in the Copa America final at the Maracanã Stadium.

This paved the way for Lionel Messi and co. to achieve success the following year at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

Back-to-Back Copa America Titles

Messi and co. successfully defended the trophy in 2024, thanks to a slender 1-0 victory against Colombia in the Copa America final. La Albiceleste earlier overcame Ecuador in the quarter-finals and Canada in the semis.

Argentina at Copa America