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The iconic event has been running since 1916 and has matured and evolved to become one of the biggest tournaments on the football calendar. Only four nations competed for the first title but by 1993 the number had risen to 12, with two invites extended to nations in North and Central America, a move that has certainly helped to further expand the interest in the competition over the years.
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Bolivia vs Panama Copa America Tournament Record
Bolivia first appeared in the Copa America in 1926 and in 1963 they won their, to date, only title. They secured that triumph on home soil, topping the group format that was in operation at this stage of the history of the event, beating Brazil 5-4 in a thrilling final game.
In 1997 they reached the Copa America Final but were unable to overcome a vastly superior Brazil side with Denilson, Ronaldo and Ze Roberto netting in a 3-1 win in La Paz.
Panama have only competed in one previous Copa America and they started that campaign brightly by winning their opening fixture against Bolivia before losing to both Argentina and Chile and were subsequently knocked out.
Bolivia vs Panama Head-to-Head
In 2016 these two teams met for the only previous occasion in the Copa America. In the group stage clash two goals from Blas Perez saw Panama defeat Bolivia 2-1 at the Citrus Bowl in Orlando, with neither team ultimately securing a path out of the first phase of the centenary celebration of the tournament.
