Tuesday, 7 July 2015

Copa America 2015 - How it finished


Congratulations to host nation Chile
who went all the way to the final, in Santiago,
beating Argentina 4-1 on penalties!

Peru beat Paraguay 2-0 to finished in third place.




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Friday, 19 June 2015

Copa América - The Teams - The Little Football Fan


This years invitees 
to the Copa América tournament
are Caribbean team, Jamaica.
is controlled by the Jamaica Football Federation. 
Jamaica is typically one of the 
top ranked teams in CONCACAF 
and has won the Caribbean Cup six times.

All the rest of the 12 teams are from South America.

 


Copa América - Score Sheet - The Little Football Fan


The Little Football Fan is delighted
to unveil his Copa América Score Sheet!




Copa América - Argentina v Uruguay - The Little Football Fan


Group B – 10

La Serena – Estadio la Portada

ARGENTINA 1 – 0 URUGUAY

Sergio Aguero's header gives Argentina 
a 1-0 win over Uruguay that sees 
the tournament favourites go top 
of Group B at the Copa America in Chile. 
The striker scored at the near post in the 56th minute 
following a cross from Manchester City team-mate 
Pablo Zabaleta. 



Copa América - Paraguay v Jamaica - The Little Football Fan


Group B – 9

Antofagasta - Estadio Regional Calvo y Bascuñán de Antofagasta

PARAGUAY 1 – 0 JAMAICA

A bizarre goal from Edgar Benitez 
gives Paraguay a 1 - 0 win over Jamaica in group B. 
The Deportivo Toluca striker saw the ball rebound off him 
and into the net after a mistake by Jamaican goalkeeper Duwayne Kerr. 
After coming from two goals down to draw with Argentina, 
Paraguay stand second in the group with 
four points from two games 
before Sunday's clash with Uruguay. 



Copa América - Chile v Mexico - The Little Football Fan


Group A – 8

Santiago - Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos.

CHILE 3 – 3 MEXICO

Hosts Chile and Mexico share six goals 
in an exciting 3-3 draw in Group A. 
Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal scored twice for Chile, 
while striker Matias Vuoso 
did the same for Mexico in front of 45,583 supporters 
at the Julio Martinez Pradanos stadium. 
Chile next face Bolivia, 
with both teams on four points 
ahead of the final group games on Friday.