Argentina vs Paraguay Copa America 2028 Tickets

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The first Copa America was competed for back in 2016 under its original name, the South American Football Championship, and only four nations took part, with Argentina hosting the inaugural event and Uruguay winning it.

The number of entrants had doubled to eight by 1947 and rose to ten by 1975, when the tournament was changed to one without a centralized host. In 1993 invites were extended to North and Central American nations, with the likes of the United States and Mexico having both made a relatively strong impact in the competition since then.

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Argentina vs Paraguay Copa America Tournament Record

No nation has won the tournament more than Argentina, whose first championship came in 1921 and they then went on to win an amazing 12 titles by 1959 and were the dominant force in South American football at that point.

There then followed a 32-year barren spell which was ended in 1991 when Argentina topped the final round group with Serie A legend Gabriel Batistuta topping the goal-scoring charts at the event in Chile.

Two years later, Argentina retained the title by beating Mexico but then had to wait another 28 years to win their 15th crown. That came after a run of four successive lost Copa America finals, made all the more painful by the fact that three came after penalty shootouts.

That run ended in 2021 when former Manchester United, Real Madrid, and PSG winger Angel Di Maria scored the winner in a 1-0 victory over Brazil.

Paraguay do not possess the best of records in Copa America. They first entered the competition in 1921, and their first title came in 1953 in Peru.

Los Guaraníes won again in 1979 when they topped the finals ground, but in more recent times, they have not been all that effective.

The 2011 Copa America was something of an anomaly as Paraguay put on quite a show in Argentina. They drew all of their group phase games, with former Manchester City and Bayern Munich forward Roque Santa Cruz being in good form.

They then held on to draw with Brazil in the Quarter-Finals before their opponents failed to convert any of their four penalties. In the Semi-Finals, the penalties came to the rescue again for Paraguay as they eased past Venezuela to set up a final with Uruguay.

This proved a real bridge too far as former Liverpool forward Luis Suarez opened the scoring before Diego Forlan bagged a brace to complete a comfortable 3-0 win for Uruguay in Buenos Aires.

Quarter-Final finishes in 2019 and 2021 have shown that Paraguay has developed something of a reputation for being a national team that is hard to beat.

Argentina vs Paraguay Head-to-Head

Argentina and Paraguay have faced each other in Copa America action on countless occasions, with the former usually running out winners.

In 2015 Gerardo Martino’s side thumped Paraguay 6-1 in the Semi-Finals of the competition, with Angel Di Maria netting twice and Marco Rojo, Javier Pastore, Sergio Aguero, and Gonzalo Higuain grabbing the other goals.

In 2021 the scoreline was a little less flattering as Papu Gomez scored the only goal for Argentina in their group-stage clash with Paraguay.