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BARRIO – The 2024 Copa America is set to be one of the more memorable international tournaments in recent soccer history. CONMEBOL teams will be joined by several CONCACAF teams.
Argentina versus Chile for a poetic rematch on June 25 at MetLife Stadium, where Messi infamously quit the national team prematurely after losing the Copa America final for the second year in a row to the same opponent on penalties.
That matchup in 2016 set an attendance record for a largest soccer crowd in the Meadowlands that year. Will Messi have his redemption, or will history repeat itself?
If Canada qualify for Copa America they’ll be in a remarkably difficult group: Argentina, Chile and Peru. Can we call this the group of death? Is that still a thing?
Argentina could open the Copa America in Atlanta versus Canada if the Canadians defeat Trinidad and Tobago in the play-in match.
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