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Copa America is now a huge tournament and among the most popular in the world, and that’s a result of the way in which CONMEBOL has aided the expansion of the competition since its relatively humble beginnings all the way back in 1916.
Back then, the tournament was called the South American Football Championships, and only four nations took part. By 1975 ten nations from the continent took part, and in 1993 the competition was expanded still further to include invitees from North and Central America.
Indeed, subsequently, nations from afar afield as Japan and Qatar, have also taken part, all in an effort to raise the standing of the event, efforts that have well and truly paid off.
Millions of fans seek to attend the finals of the tournament, keen to sample the unique atmosphere at the event as well as to make the most of what the host nation has to offer away from the football field.
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Argentina vs Peru Copa America Tournament Record
Argentina have won the Copa America, at the time of writing, on 15 occasions which puts them tied at the top with Uruguay. They hosted the first tournament in 1916 and won their first title five years later.
The majority of their titles came from the 1920s, 1940s, and 1950s, and their leanest spell came in the 1970s and early 80s when they consistently failed to get out of the group phase.
They won their first title in 32 years when Gabriel Batistuta played a key role in the 1991 triumph and Argentina made it back-to-back triumphs by taking the title in 1993.
A run of four successive Copa America Final losses occurred in 2004, 2007, 2015, and 2016, with Brazil and Chile emerging victorious twice apiece from those clashes.
2021 was, however, something of a return to form for Lionel Scaloni’s side. Argentina topped their group thanks to wins over Uruguay, Paraguay, and Bolivia before knockout stage successes over Ecuador and Colombia set up a final with the old enemy, Brazil.
Angel Di Maria scored the only goal of the game in front of a greatly reduced attendance due to the coronavirus pandemic, and Lionel Messi, who finished as joint top-scorer along with Liverpool and Colombia star Luis Diaz and ended his long-running quest to win the Copa America crown for the first time.
Peru’s record in the Copa America is something of a mixed one. They first took part in the competition in 1927, when they hosted the tournament, and their first success came in 1939 when they once again made the most of home advantage.
Their second success, in 1975, came when the Copa America had no overall host and was a much-celebrated triumph, and one Peru have as yet not come close to matching.
In both 2011 and 2015, La Blanquirroja reached the Semi-Finals, thanks in no small part to the goal-scoring exploits of one-time Bayern Munich forward Paolo Guerrero. Having overcome Colombia in the Quarter-Final they were undone by two goals from Luis Suarez as Uruguay knocked them out before Peru then beat Venezuela to finish third in the competition.
Four years later they reached the last four again, this time losing out to hosts Chile before then beating Paraguay to retain their third-place crown.
Argentina vs Peru Head-to-Head
Argentina and Peru have met in numerous Copa America clashes, and the games have tended to end in the favour of the Argentines.
In 2004 the two met in the Quarter-Finals, and it took a second-half winner from Carlos Tevez to give Argentina the win over the tournament hosts.
Three years later, they met again in the last eight, but on this occasion, in Venezuela, the game was not quite so close as Argentina beat Peru 4-0, with Juan Roman Riquelme netting two of the goals.
