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The popularity of the Copa America drives a great deal of interest in tickets, especially for the upcoming event, given the very enticing host nation.
Millions of fans seek out tickets for the event, not least because the Copa America is an event quite like no other. It’s a vibrant tournament, full of colour and life, and as well as the ambiance off the field of play; there’s the incredible high quality on it that attracts fans from around the world.
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Brazil vs Paraguay Copa America Tournament Record
Brazil, as of now, have nine Copa America titles to their name, a number way below the likes of Argentina and Uruguay, and many will see this as a sign that they have underachieved, especially when compared to what they have managed in terms of their form at the FIFA World Cup.
A real low point for the Brazilian national team was the run from 1949 to 1989 that saw them fail to win a single Copa America title.
Their displays at the 1989 event, which they hosted, were of the highest level. Sebastiao Lazaroni’s side played seven games and conceded just one goal, and in the final third, the dream pairing of Bebeto and Romario did all the damage and ended that horrific drought.
In 1997 and 1999, Brazil won back-to-back titles in near-flawless campaigns that saw them win all twelve games they played in the two tournaments. Former FC Barcelona stars Rivaldo and Ronaldo were the key players in those successes.
In 2004 it was Inter Milan powerhouse Adriano who had the killer touch, finishing as the top scorer, netting seven goals in the tournament, including the key 93rd minute equalizer against Argentina in the Copa America Final, with the striker scoring again in the penalty shoot-out success.
2007 was Brazil’s fourth title in five Copa America tournaments, and it would take another twelve years for their ninth success, which came via a 3-1 win over Peru at the 2019 finals.
Paraguay first appeared in the Copa America in 1921 and were fairly average in their success in the competition until they won their first title in 1953 in Peru. Los Guaraníes won their second in 1979 as they defeated Chile in what was then a two-legged Copa America Final format.
At the 2011 event, they surprised many with their run to the final in Argentina, albeit they were then comprehensively beaten by Uruguay, with Liverpool hero Luis Suarez opening the scoring in a 3-0 rout in Buenos Aires.
Quarter-Final exits in 2019 and 2021 are certainly a cause for optimism, but against Brazil, they may well struggle.
Brazil vs Paraguay Head-to-Head
Brazil and Paraguay have met countless times in the Copa America, most usually ending with a Brazilian success.
In 2004 however, in a group stage clash, goals from Julio Gonzalez Ferreira and Fredy Jose Bariero gave Paraguay a surprise 2-1 victory.
In 2011 they faced each other twice. Their group phase game ended 2-2, with forward Fred scoring a late leveler for Brazil in an entertaining 2-2 draw. They met again in the Quarter-Finals, and the game once again ended in a stalemate before Paraguay went through on penalties after Brazil failed to convert any of their four spot-kicks.
At the 2019 event, once again in the Quarter-Finals, the two teams could not be separated, but on this occasion, Tite’s Brazil side triumphed after penalties with Man City and Arsenal man Gabriel Jesus firing home the key effort from the spot.
