Group C of the Copa America is widely considered the Group of Death of this tournament.
Chile gets a Mexican B-team, a decent but not great Ecuador and a minnow in Bolivia, while Argentina gets an easy group featuring a Luis Suarez-less Uruguay as well as a rebuilding Paraguay and tournament debutante in Jamaica in Group B.
Colombia, Brazil and Venezuela all have to do battle against one another with Peru offering them perhaps the only respite from the other tough matchups.
However, at this point in time it is actually rather easy to pick the favorite to win the group - Brazil. Here are reasons why.
The Copa America is almost here, and 12 national teams are set to square off in three groups. Chile is the host nation, and they should win Group A ahead of Mexico, Ecuador and Paraguay. Here are five reason why Chile will win this group.
Neymar is one of the best soccer players in the world today, but many still feel as if he is a product of Lionel Messi's outstanding offense. Neymar has a chance to do something Messi has never done.
Mexico and Peru will face off in a Latin American soccer friendly to get prepared for the upcoming Copa America tournament. Here, we preview the game and provide rosters for the match.
In 2014, Colombia shocked the world with an outstanding turn at the World Cup in Brazil.
Even without superstar striker Radamel Falcao, the team emerged as a favorite to win the cup and only a controversial match against Brazil stopped Los Cafeteros in their tracks.
Unsurprisingly, Colombia enters this Copa America tournament as a favorite, looking more mature in all areas and certainly more experienced. But is Colombia set for another big moment or will its years of underachievement make a hasty return?
The 2015 Copa America is looming. So many great soccer players will be on display in Chile this summer representing their country. Here, we list the 10 best players playing in the 2015 Copa America.
Brazil and Argentina are two of the best teams in the world, and they each have a superstar on their roster leading the way. Lionel Messi and Neymar lead Brazil and Argentina in the 2015 Copa America, but which South American country will advance further?
Last year's World Cup final featured a South American side that many felt was the team of destiny. It was not meant to be.
Argentina continued its international struggles on the world's biggest stage and will now look to settle for the consolation prize. Albeit, a very substantial one.
Winning the Copa America would be a validation for a number of this side's players, many which might not be around for the next World Cup cycle or will be playing on the wrong side of their respective primes.
So what is Argentina's outlook in Chile this summer?
The Copa America is fast approaching with less than a month to go before the big event kicks off. Twelve teams will compete for CONMEBOL glory, but only one team will walk away.
Bayern Munich Coach Pep Guardiola and his club were recently eliminated by Barcelona in the Champions League semifinal. According to Guardiola, Lionel Messi is the greatest soccer player of all-time.
The Mexican National Team is widely regarded as the best in the CONCACAF confederation. Manager Miguel Herrera is getting his team ready for the Gold Cup and the Copa America tournament. In the meantime, the women's squad is preparing for the 2015 FIFA World Cup this summer.
The Men's FIFA World Cup may be over, but the women will be playing this summer. Also being held this summer is the Copa America and the Gold Cup. Three of the biggest soccer tournaments in the world will be held this summer with the drama higher than ever.
The soap opera that is sports always rivets for what takes place on the battle field. But often times the stories that take place far away from the pitch are just as unique and special. They make for some interesting conversation and add an element to the world of sports that moves into the social, political and economic realm.
This year featured a number of off-pitch events that continued to elevate the dynamics of soccer and add new elements that are rarely discussed. As part of our Best of 2014 feature series, writer David Salazar and Edwin Molina look at two off-pitch events that really brought the soccer conversation to a new level.
The Copa America is the biggest soccer tournament in South America, and it is held once every two years. Latin Post breaks down the groups and pairings, lists the venues and names the 12 nations that qualified for the tournament.
Paraguay and Peru will face each other in a classic South American CONMEBOL match. Latin Post previews the game, provides a game stream and predicts who will win this must watch soccer game.
