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The Argentine team begins its journey in the 2024 Copa América in the United States. And it does so with the certainty of knowing its competition calendar for a long time, which will inaugurate this Thursday, June 20, when they face Canada, in the opening match, for the first date of Group A. From 9 p.m. (Argentine time) faces the Americans in Atlanta, while dreaming of being present on July 14 at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, because that will mean that they will have reached the final. The albiceleste is the current champion of this tournament, of the Finalissima and of the Qatar 2022 World Cup. Therefore, all rivals will want to dethrone her.
In the Copa América, Argentina shares a group with Chile, against whom they will play on Tuesday the 25th at 10 p.m. at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey; and Peru, selected to face at the closing of the initial stage on Saturday the 29th at 9 p.m. at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.
In case of achieving first or second place, the albiceleste team will qualify for the quarterfinals and will play against an opponent from zone B (Mexico, Ecuador, Venezuela or Jamaica). The teams that chance placed in zones C (United States, Uruguay, Panama and Bolivia) and D (Brazil, Colombia, Paraguay and Costa Rica or Honduras) will only face them if they reach the definition.
All matches can be seen live on television through DSports, TyC Sports and Telefé, that acquired the rights that Public TV had to broadcast all the commitments of the last champion (although it will eventually have them too). Within this framework, the options to watch the games online will be the digital platforms DGO, TyC Sports Play, Flow, Telecentro Play and Cont.ar. In addition, you can follow minute by minute with statistics updated in real time at campollena.com.
The Argentine team is the top winner of the Copa América along with Uruguay, with 15 crowns each (the last albiceleste in 2021 and the charrúa in 2011). Brazil, for its part, completes the podium with nine consecrations, with 2019, in which it played at home, being the last of them. Paraguay, Chile and Peru appear much further back, with two titles each: the Guaraní team in 1953 and 1979, the Red team in 2015 and 2016, and the Inca team in 1939 and 1975. Finally, Colombia (2001) and Bolivia ( 1963) they shouted champion on one occasion.
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