With South American aptitude and a number of world-class gamers on present, Copa America is likely one of the most enjoyable dates on the soccer calendar.
2024 Copa America is bound to be some of the thrilling but, with further groups and iconic American arenas. This time round, an expanded model will see six CONCACAF nations compete alongside the ten CONMEBOL entrants, with the United States each qualifying and internet hosting, joined by Mexico, Canada, Costa Rica, Panama, and Jamaica.
So, because the anticipation builds, let’s take a look again on the earlier winners of South America’s prime worldwide competitors.
Operating for longer and held extra repeatedly than different main worldwide tournaments, there’s a pretty in depth checklist of Copa America winners.
Argentina and Uruguay at the moment share the No.1 spot with 15 successes every. The previous are the present holders, however that was their first title since 1993. Uruguay, in the meantime, have been an early powerhouse in worldwide soccer with two World Cups, additionally choosing up eight of their 15 Copa Americas earlier than the top of the Second World Conflict.
It might shock many to see Brazil again in third with 9 titles, however six of them have come from 1989 onwards, whereas solely Argentina (29) has contested extra finals (21).
After that, it is a large drop-off with Paraguay, Peru, and Chile all on two titles. The latter received theirs back-to-back in 2015 and 2016, whereas the opposite two have gone and not using a Copa America trophy since 1979 and 1975, respectively.
Lastly, Bolivia received the 1963 version, whereas Colombia lifted the trophy for the primary time in 2001.
Nation |
Tournaments received |
Successful years |
---|---|---|
Argentina |
15 |
1921, 1925, 1927, 1929, 1937, 1941,1945, 1946, 1947, 1955, 1957, 1959, 1991, 1993, 2021 |
Uruguay |
15 |
1916, 1917, 1920, 1923, 1924, 1926, 1935, 1942, 1956, 1959, 1967, 1983, 1987, 1995, 2011 |
Brazil |
9 |
1919, 1922, 1949, 1989, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2007, 2019 |
Paraguay |
2 |
1953, 1979 |
Chile |
2 |
2015, 2016 |
Peru |
2 |
1939, 1975 |
Bolivia |
1 |
1963 |
Colombia |
1 |
2001 |
Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil have historically dominated Copa America, however different nations have been unfortunate in a number of finals.
Yr |
Host nation |
Winner |
Runner-up |
---|---|---|---|
1916 |
Argentina |
Uruguay |
Argentina |
1917 |
Uruguay |
Uruguay |
Argentina |
1919 |
Brazil |
Brazil |
Uruguay |
1920 |
Chile |
Uruguay |
Argentina |
1921 |
Argentina |
Argentina |
Brazil |
1922 |
Brazil |
Brazil |
Paraguay |
1923 |
Uruguay |
Uruguay |
Argentina |
1924 |
Uruguay |
Uruguay |
Argentina |
1925 |
Argentina |
Argentina |
Brazil |
1926 |
Chile |
Uruguay |
Argentina |
1927 |
Peru |
Argentina |
Uruguay |
1929 |
Argentina |
Argentina |
Paraguay |
1935 |
Peru |
Uruguay |
Argentina |
1937 |
Argentina |
Argentina |
Brazil |
1939 |
Peru |
Peru |
Uruguay |
1941 |
Chile |
Argentina |
Uruguay |
1942 |
Uruguay |
Uruguay |
Argentina |
1945 |
Chile |
Argentina |
Brazil |
1946 |
Argentina |
Argentina |
Brazil |
1947 |
Ecuador |
Argentina |
Paraguay |
1949 |
Brazil |
Brazil |
Paraguay |
1953 |
Peru |
Paraguay |
Brazil |
1955 |
Chile |
Argentina |
Chile |
1956 |
Uruguay |
Uruguay |
Chile |
1957 |
Peru |
Argentina |
Brazil |
1959 |
Argentina |
Argentina |
Brazil |
1959 |
Ecuador |
Uruguay |
Argentina |
1963 |
Bolivia |
Bolivia |
Paraguay |
1967 |
Uruguay |
Uruguay |
Argentina |
1975 |
Dwelling-and-away |
Peru |
Colombia |
1979 |
Dwelling-and-away |
Paraguay |
Chile |
1983 |
Dwelling-and-away |
Uruguay |
Brazil |
1987 |
Argentina |
Uruguay |
Chile |
1989 |
Brazil |
Brazil |
Uruguay |
1991 |
Chile |
Argentina |
Brazil |
1993 |
Ecuador |
Argentina |
Mexico |
1995 |
Uruguay |
Uruguay |
Brazil |
1997 |
Bolivia |
Brazil |
Bolivia |
1999 |
Paraguay |
Brazil |
Uruguay |
2001 |
Colombia |
Colombia |
Mexico |
2004 |
Peru |
Brazil |
Argentina |
2007 |
Venezuela |
Brazil |
Argentina |
2011 |
Argentina |
Uruguay |
Paraguay |
2015 |
Chile |
Chile |
Argentina |
2016 |
United States |
Chile |
Argentina |
2019 |
Brazil |
Brazil |
Peru |
2021 |
Brazil |
Argentina |
Brazil |
Given the frequency of early Copa America competitions and simply how lengthy the match has run, it is most likely no shock to see some unfamiliar names among the many prime scorers.
After all, there may be one title you may positively acknowledge…
Participant |
Nation |
Targets |
---|---|---|
Norberto Mendez |
Argentina |
17 |
Zizinho |
Brazil |
17 |
Lolo Fernandez |
Peru |
15 |
Severino Varela |
Uruguay |
15 |
Paolo Guerrero |
Peru |
14 |
Eduardo Vargas |
Chile |
14 |
Ademir |
Brazil |
13 |
Lionel Messi |
Argentina |
13 |
Gabriel Batistuta |
Argentina |
13 |
Jair |
Brazil |
13 |
Jose Manuel Moreno |
Argentina |
13 |
Hector Scarone |
Uruguay |
13 |
Gamers in daring are nonetheless lively.
The primary version of Copa America was held method again in 1916, making it a lot older even than the World Cup or UEFA European Championship — based in 1930 and 1958, respectively.
Copa America was borne out of the fast enhance in reputation of soccer in South America within the interval between the very first staff — Lima Cricket and Soccer Membership in Peru — being established in 1859 and a global match between hosts Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay in 1910 to commemorate the centenary of the Might Revolution.
Argentina hosted one other match named the ‘Campeonato Sudamericano de Soccer’ in 1916 between themselves, Brazil, Chile, and Uruguay. This could go on to be acknowledged by CONMEBOL because the very first Copa America.
The competitors has grown significantly from there and the newest version in the USA this summer season would be the forty eighth Copa America.