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The Copa America has come a long way since its inaugural tournament in 1916, when only four nations took part. It’s a competition that has evolved and expanded, and in doing so, has become one of the most important events on the footballing calendar.
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Uruguay vs Bolivia Copa America Tournament Record
As of now, no national team has won the Copa America more times than Uruguay though it is worth noting that most of their 15 titles came in the early decades of the tournament’s history.
La Celeste won the Copa America in five of the first eight editions of the tournament, and their domination stretched for many decades. In the 1980s, talents like former Marseille legend Enzo Francescoli were playing a key part in their back-to-back wins in 1983 and 1987.
Uruguay ended a 16-year drought when they won the Copa America in 2011 in Argentina; that title came after a comfortable 3-0 win over Paraguay in the final, with Liverpool striker Luis Suarez netting the first and Diego Forlan grabbing a brace.
Bolivia don’t have the greatest of records in the Copa America but they have won the tournament on one occasion.
That solitary win, unsurprisingly, came on home soil in 1963, and in 1997, they came close to replicating that feat on another occasion that they were hosts.
Bolivia had secured five straight wins to set up a Copa America Final against Brazil in La Paz, but despite the home support, they could not complete an unlikely victory. Former FC Barcelona and Real Madrid legend Ronaldo was among the goal-scorers in a 3-1 win for the overwhelming favourites.
Uruguay vs Bolivia Head-to-Head
These two nations have met in the Copa America on many occasions, with Uruguay more often than not running out winners.
In 2021 they faced each other in the group stage of the tournament, and an own goal from Jairo Quinteros and a second from Edinson Cavani gave Uruguay a straightforward 2-0 win in Cuiaba, Brazil.
