The upcoming Copa America is set to be the biggest yet, and in terms of the fixtures that are attracting attention, this one takes some beating.
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In terms of successful, popular, and hugely anticipated events in this field, the Copa America is right up among the most prominent, and interest in purchasing tickets for the tournament starts some way before the kick-off.
The inaugural tournament was in 1916, making it older than the World Cup and the European Championship, and it’s evolved far more than those two competitions over the decades.
The first Copa America only involved four entrants, but by 1947, this had doubled to eight, and by 1975, ten South American nations were battling out for the famous trophy.
CONMEBOL, South American football’s governing body then made an interesting move to further expand the event, offering two invites to national teams in the CONCACAF region, which represents North and Central America.
This move meant that 12 teams regularly take part in the competition, with some instances seeing that expand up to 16 nations, and given that opens the way to both the American and Mexican markets, such an amendment to the format was a wise one indeed.
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Brazil vs USA Copa America Tournament Record
Brazil were one of the founder nations in the Copa America in 1916 and won the tournament for the first time in 1919. Between 1949 and 1989, however, Brazil really struggled for form and failed to win a single title in that four-decade period.
That run came to an end in 1989 at a tournament they hosted, and then they really motored along between 1997 and 2007, winning four of the five titles on offer in that spell.
In Bolivia at the 1997 Copa America, Brazil racked up six wins from six and knocked in 22 goals in the process, chiefly due to the exploits of legendary forward Ronaldo. Two years later, in Paraguay, they repeated this feat to take their sixth crown.
2004 saw powerhouse forward Adriano finish as the top-scorer as Brazil triumphed in Peru, and three years later, it was one-time Manchester City striker Robinho who did the damage as another title was sewn up.
2019 was another triumphant campaign for Brazil, once again as hosts, as they eased past Peru 3-1, with Everton and Tottenham forward Richarlison among the goalscorers in the Copa America Final.
The United States have been a relatively successful addition to the Copa America set-up, with the Stars and Stripes twice reaching the Semi-Finals of the tournament.
In 1995 the USA waltzed through their group, beating Argentina 3-0 in the process, before downing Mexico in the Quarter-Finals. They were then felled by Brazil in the final four.
At the 2016 finals, the centenary celebrations of the Copa America, which were hosted in the United States, they did it again. This time, under head coach Jurgen Klinsmann, they edged past Ecuador in the Quarter-Finals before Argentina thumped them 4-0 in Houston, Texas.
Brazil vs USA Head-to-Head
Brazil and the United States have met once before in the Copa America, and that came in the Semi-Finals of the 1995 edition of the tournament, with AS Roma defender Aldair scoring the only goal of a very tight encounter.
