USA vs Paraguay Copa America 2024 Tickets

USA were first invited to join the Copa America tournament in 1993 and will once again be looking to impress in exalted company. Supporters who want to get hold of United States vs Paraguay Copa America tickets will find that at SeatPick; you’ll be able to find the most competitively priced seating options online.

With over a century of history, the Copa America has been around for longer than both the FIFA World Cup and the UEFA European Championships and has evolved over time to become a hugely popular tournament.

From humble beginnings, the first event took place in 1916, and only four nations took part, with Uruguay emerging victorious and Argentina hosting, Brazil and Chile making up the number in a fairly basic four-team format.

This increased to eight teams by 1947 and to ten entrants in 1975, which then saw the tournament move to one without a host nation for twelve years and back to a more centralized structure in 1987. In 1993, invitees came from the CONCACAF (North and Central America), increasing the usual size to 12, though in some cases, this has increased further still, such as in the 2016 Copa America Centenario, which saw 16 teams take part in the tournament, which was hosted by the United States to great effect.

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USA vs Paraguay Copa America Tournament Record

The United States first took part in the Copa America in 1993 when, along with Mexico, they were invited to join. While the Mexicans made it all the way to the final on that occasion, the US were felled at the first hurdle.

They managed just one point from their three group games and took the first flight home. In 1995, they fared much better, beating both Chile and Argentina in the group phase and then Mexico in the Quarter-Finals before a solid, defensively-minded Brazil side, who had just won the FIFA World Cup twelve months earlier, beat them by a single goal.

2007 saw the United States back in the tournament, albeit finishing bottom of their group with no points to their name. 2016 saw the Stars and Stripes become the first non-South American nation to host the tournament, and this greatly improved their chances of progressing in the competition.

They once again beat a path to the Semi-Finals, this time coming up against a very strong Argentina side, who promptly beat them 4-0 in Houston.

Paraguay first appeared in the Copa America five years after it was founded, finishing in fourth place in 1921, albeit out of four teams.

In 1953, Los Guaraníes won the tournament for the first time, beating Brazil in the final play-off 3-2 in Lima. They repeated this feat in 1979 but have struggled to get close to winning a third-ever Copa America title, with their performance in 2011 proving their closest-ever attempt to do so.

For that tournament, they were coached by Gerardo Martino, who went on to manage Argentina and FC Barcelona, and their squad included stars such as Roque Santa Cruz, Lucas Barrios, and Cristian Riveros.

Paraguay drew all three of their group-stage games and then beat Brazil in the Quarter-Finals after all four of their penalty-takers failed to convert their spot-kicks in La Plata.

They then held their nerve to beat Venezuela, also after penalties, to set up a final against Uruguay. This proved a bridge too far for Paraguay, and Luis Suarez opened the scoring before former Manchester United flop Diego Forlan scored twice in a 3-0 victory for La Celeste.

A fourth-place finish followed in 2015, but since then, Paraguay have largely failed to impress in Copa America action.

USA vs Paraguay Head-to-Head

The United States have taken on Paraguay on two previous occasions in the Copa America, the first of which came in 2007.

The two nations were paired in the same group and Paraguay ran out 3-1 winners and ended up finding safe passage to the knockout phase, while the US finished bottom of the table.

In 2016, the United States gained a measure of revenge when Clint Dempsey scored the only goal of the game to secure a 1-0 victory in Philadelphia.