Argentina vs Panama Copa America 2028 Tickets

In this Copa America, there is perhaps no game that will illustrate the disparity in quality in what is usually an otherwise very evenly matched tournament than this one.

Fans from around the world follow La Albiceleste with great loyalty, and they do so either because it’s the country of their birth or ancestry or because they have grown to love the stylish nature of their play and the passion with which they fight when necessary.

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Argentina vs Panama Copa America Tournament Record

Argentina hosted the inaugural Copa America in 1916 and won their first title five years later and went on to be the national team to beat throughout the 1920s, 30s, 40s, and 50s, but then their star started to fade, and it took 32 years of suffering for titles to once again litter their trophy cabinet.

Incredibly in 1975, 1979, and 1983, Argentina were so poor in the Copa America that they failed to even get out of their group, which is somewhat bizarre given that during this period, they happily won the FIFA World Cup in 1978.

Indeed they won the World Cup again in 1986 but in 1987 had to settle for fourth place in a Copa America tournament that they even hosted.

Back-to-back titles in 1991 and 1993 were fueled by the incredible goal-scoring prowess of Fiorentina and AS Roma forward Gabriel Batistuta, but once again, a lengthy drought followed, this time lasting 28 years, during which time a host of top talents went their entire Argentina national team careers without lifting the famous trophy.

Lionel Messi, for instance, had to suffer Copa America Final defeats in 2007, 2015, and 2016 before the FC Barcelona star finally picked up a winners medal in 2021 when Angel Di Maria netted the winner against Brazil to secure Argentina’s 15th success in the competition.

Panama have only previously appeared in one edition of the Copa America and that came in 2016, and they performed admirably given the relative size of the Central American nation.

They began the campaign with a fine 2-1 win over Bolivia in Orlando before being thumped by Argentina and closed out their group with a decent display against Chile, the eventual winners of the tournament, losing 4-2 in Philadelphia.

Argentina vs Panama Head-to-Head

Argentina and Panama have met in one previous Copa America campaign and that came in the centenary tournament in 2016 in the United States.

Then Manchester City defender Nicolas Otamendi opened the scoring for Argentina after just seven minutes, and then Panama defended resolutely for the next hour, despite being down to ten men following the red card shown to midfielder Anibal Godoy.

Then the Lionel Messi show began. On 68 minutes, he made it 2-0 to Argentina and netted again in the 78th minute and on 87 minutes to complete his hat-trick before Sergio Aguero came off the bench to make it 5-0 at Soldier Field in Chicago.