South American Football

Reports say the United States may stage the 2028 Copa América, potentially expanding the field and syncing with the LA Olympics.

Reports suggest the United States will host the 2028 Copa América, though official confirmation is pending.

Negotiations suggest the US could host the 2028 Copa América as the tournament expands to 20 teams.

Mexico will face Chile in LA, revisiting a painful 7‑0 loss, with four meetings yielding one win, two defeats and a draw.

Messi and James trade barbs over the 2024 Copa América final, with accusations of poor officiating and heated moments on and off the pitch.

A decade after the 7-0 loss, Mexico seeks redemption against Chile in a US friendly, amid lingering wounds and squad injuries.

After the 2016 Copa América loss, Messi declared his national team farewell, sparking a months‑long upheaval.

Chile, once back‑to‑back Copa America winners, now leans on 22‑year‑old Darío Osorio, its sole €10m‑plus player, ahead of the Los Angeles clash with Mexico.

Mexico’s new coach Rafa Márquez prepares to face Chile, revisiting the 7‑0 Copa América defeat that still haunts the Tri.

All eyes are on the 2028 Copa América as South America plans its route to the 2030 World Cup, with venues and format still up in the air.