The Copa América party is one that integrates 16 countries of the American continent, so every citizen of the region has the right to enjoy and be part of it. Therefore, the broadcast of the Conmebol tournament matches is important to democratize said celebration. However, in the case of Peruvian territory, America TV It will not broadcast all the duels of the contest either live or delayed.
In the case of said open signal channel, it has the rights to broadcast the opening match, the three duels of the Peruvian team in the group stage, one of the two semifinals and the final of the Copa América. In the event that those directed by Jorge Fossati advance to the quarterfinals and compete for third place, these two matches can also be seen on channel 4, which would make a total of eight matches.
Why won’t América TV broadcast all the Copa América matches?
As we mentioned above, América TV will only broadcast 6 to 8 matches of the continental competition. This is because the exclusive rights to the entire competition are held by the cable channel DirecTV.through its DSports signal and via streaming with DGO.
Regarding the open signal, América TV only acquired a package of matches to broadcast in national territory.
What Copa América matches will América TV broadcast?
Below, we present the duels that will be televised openly on channel 4:
- Argentina vs. Canada (already aired)
- Peru vs. Chili
- Peru vs. Canada
- Peru vs. Argentina
- 1 semi-final match
- Final.
If the Peruvian team reaches the quarterfinals and competes for third place, América TV will also televise those two matches.
Where to watch the Copa América from the 16 countries that play it?
The entire Copa América party can be seen in all the countries that participate in the Conmebol tournament.
- Argentina: Telefe, DirecTV, TyC, TVP
- Bolivia: Unitel, Entel, Digital TV, COMTECO, TUVES HD SATELITAL, COTEOR
- Brazil: TV Globo, SporTV
- Canada: RDS, TSN, TSN+
- Chile: Channel 13, Chilevisión, DirecTV
- Colombia: Caracol TV, RCN, DirecTV, Win Sports
- Costa Rica: Teletica, Repretel, TDMAX, TD+
- Ecuador: TV Ecuavisa, DirecTV,
- United States: Univision, Fox, FS1, FS1
- Jamaica: CVM and CVM+
- Mexico: Channel 5, TUDN, VIX, TV Azteca
- Panama: RPC, TVN, TVMAX
- Paraguay: Trece, SNT, Telefuturo, Tigo Sports
- Peru: América TV, DirecTV
- Uruguay: DirecTV, TV Ciudad
- Venezuela: Televen
Channels on which you can enjoy the Copa América matches. Photo: Conmebol
What time do Peru vs. play? Chili?
The Peru vs. match Chile will take place this Friday, June 21, starting at 7.00 pm in Peruvian territory and 8.00 pm on Chilean soil.
How to watch Peru vs. Chile via América TV?
If you are in Peruvian territory and want to see the Peru vs. Chili through the screens America TV, tune into channel 4 of the open signal in Lima. For other cities, see the following guide.
DTT (digital terrestrial television)
- Channel 4.1 (HD): Lima, Callao, Chiclayo and Huancayo
- Channel 4.2 (SD): Lima and Callao
- Channel 2.1 (HD): Piura
- Channel 6.1 (HD): Trujillo and Cusco
- Channel 13.1 (HD): Arequipa.
VHF
- Channel 2: Chimbote, Piura
- Channel 4: Lima, Ayacucho, Chiclayo, Huancayo, Tarapoto, Huaraz
- Channel 5: Ica, Huancavelica
- Channel 6: Huacho, Trujillo
- Channel 7: Tarma, Juliaca
- Channel 9: Tacna, Chuquibamba
- Channel 11: Pucallpa, Cajamarca, Iquitos
- Channel 12: Tumbes
- Channel 13: Arequipa.
UHF
- Channel 15: Huánuco
- Channel 29: Cusco
- Channel 47: Puno.
Where to see Peru vs. Chile ONLINE on América TV?
If you don’t want to miss Peru vs. Chile online, you can find all the minute-by-minute information on the América Deportes website. The América TV GO streaming service also confirmed the rights to broadcast the match online.
Fixture of Peru in the Copa América 2024
The Peruvian team is in group A of the Copa América 2024, along with Chile, Canada and Argentina. In this edition, only the first 2 places in each series will qualify for the quarterfinals. Check out the complete Bicolor fixture.
- Peru vs. Chili | June 21 | 7.00 pm
- Peru vs. Canada | June 25 | 5.00 pm
- Peru vs. Argentina | June 29 | 7.00 pm
Alienations of Peru vs. Chili
Various speculations were formed around Peru 11. Mainly, the doubts were on the wings and in Gianluca Lapadula’s partner in the attack. In the end, Fossati would have opted to use Luis Advíncula as left winger already Edison Flores as second striker.
The Chilean team has found a functional and effective 11. Without Arturo Vidal or Gary Medel, Ricardo Gareca knew how to move the necessary pieces so that the team did not feel his absence.
- Peru: Pedro Gallese; Miguel Araujo, Carlos Zambrano, Alexander Callens; Andy Polo, Sergio Peña, Wilder Cartagena, Piero Quispe, Luis Advíncula; Gianluca Lapadula and Edison Flores.
- Chili: Claudio Bravo; Mauricio Isla, Paulo Díaz, Igor Lichnovsky, Gabriel Suazo; Erick Pulgar, Marcelino Núñez, Alexis Sánchez, Darío Osorio; Víctor Dávila and Eduardo Vargas.
