Rating The Biggest Winners And Losers of Copa America

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Sumit Kushwaha
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Rating The Biggest Winners And Losers of Copa America

Teams and organizations are taking stock after an exciting Copa America 2024 held in the United States. The tournament offered a glimpse into their form ahead of the 2026 World Cup, and the picture is far from uniform.

Winners

Argentina
Argentina
  • Argentina:

 The big winner is Argentina once again reigning supreme on the continent. They had a relatively carefree group stage, but in the end they showed their champion’s mettle, eliminating all opponents in the knockout stages and winning their historic third consecutive major championship. Their extra-time and penalty shootout win showcased their grit and ability to win close games, a hallmark of a true champion.

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Argentina

  • Canada: 

Though ultimately falling to eventual champions Argentina in the semi-finals, Canada put on a strong showing. They were the only one of the three 2026 World Cup co-hosts to progress beyond the group stage, even edging out a penalty shootout victory over Venezuela. Their coach, Jesse Marsch, has them playing a tough brand of football, and they could be a potential thorn in the side of many teams.

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  • Colombia: 

While Colombia may have lost the final, their overall performance was a success. They remained undefeated for an impressive 28 games before the final, defeating both Brazil and Uruguay on their journey to Miami. This young squad has shown they are fearless and capable of challenging the best. While Argentina were favorites, Colombia proved they can compete on the biggest stage. They’ll undoubtedly be back for more.

Losers 

Brazil

  • Brazil: 

Brazil’s performance can only be considered a disappointment. Despite boasting an abundance of talent, they managed just one win in four matches, and that against a struggling Paraguay. Their failure to overcome Colombia and Uruguay highlights a team that hasn’t replicated their 2019 Copa América success. 

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Also Read: Argentina Clinches Copa America 2024 Title! Martinez Hero

  • USA: 

As co-hosts of the 2026 World Cup, the pressure is on for the US to be competitive on home soil. Their shocking defeat to Panama in the Copa America was a wake-up call, exposing their need for significant improvement. The national team seems stuck in a cycle of inconsistency, with promising results followed by embarrassing losses.

  • Mexico: 

Mexico shares the US’s woes. They underperformed and left their fans frustrated. Their inability to win against Venezuela or Ecuador resulted in an early exit from the tournament. Their lack of firepower, with just one goal in three games, is a major concern.

The Copa America 2024 has provided valuable insights into the state of South American and North American football. While Argentina continues to dominate another team like Venezuela and Canada are emerging as contenders. Meanwhile traditional powerhouse Brazil, Mexico and the USA are facing a reality check and need to address their shortcomings if they want to challenge for glory in the upcoming World Cup. 

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