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Coutinho and Arthur, Copa América champions!
Coutinho and Arthur, Copa América champions!
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Barça representation at the 2019 Copa América

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Chile
Reinaldo Rueda's team are attempting to win their third consecutive title, a feat only achieved by Argentina back in the 1940s
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Brazil
The team coached by Tite are in Group A alongside Bolivia, Venezuela and Peru and will be for looking for their first title in 12 years
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Uruguay
Under the watchful eye of veteran coach Óscar Washington Tabárez, the most successful nation in the tournament's history find themselves in group C along with Ecuador
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Argentina
Coached by Lionel Scaloni, the 'albiceleste' find themselves in group B alongside Colombia, Paraguay and Qatar
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Latest News

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Arturo Vidal and Arthur, in the Copa América best XI
Both appear in the team chosen by the Technical Study Group of the South American Soccer Confederation
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Coutinho and Arthur, Copa América champions!
The two Barça players were starters in Brazil's 3-1 triumph over Peru in the final
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Suárez and Uruguay go out to Peru
All the latest news from our five players competing for their countries in Brazil
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Brazil v Peru in Copa América final
Arthur and Coutinho's side beat Leo Messi's Argentina 2-0, while Arturo Vidal and Chile are beaten in the other semi-final
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Copa América Stories

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Leo Messi's 19 minute hat-trick as a substitute
In the 2016 tournament the Argentine star scored three times against Panama, recording the quickest hat-trick in the competition's history
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Barça players who scored in their first Copa América
We look back at FC Barcelona stars who opened their goal account in the tournament at the first time of asking
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In 1996/97, Ronaldo scored 47 goals in 49 games across all competitions and won the European Golden Shoe.
The 1997 Copa América and an unstoppable Ronaldo
After scoring 47 goals in 49 games for Barça in the 1996/97 season, the striker’s magical campaign continued with Brazil in the tournament in Bolivia
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Leo Messi and his Copa América debut
We go back to 28 June 2007, the day the Argentinian played his first ever game in the South American championship
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