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Copa America

South AmericaSouth America
Start Date
2004-07-06
End Date
2004-07-25
3.06
GOALS AVG
18
MATCHES
12
TEAMS
50%
HOME WINS
28%
DRAW
22%
AWAY WINS
Card stats based onCopa America2004

Standings

Group A

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1
Colombia
Colombia
321042+27
2
Peru
Peru
312075+25
3
Bolivia
Bolivia
302134-12
4
Venezuela
Venezuela
301225-31

Group B

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1
Mexico
Mexico
321053+27
2
Argentina
Argentina
3201104+66
3
Uruguay
Uruguay
311167-14
4
Ecuador
Ecuador
3003310-70

Group C

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1
Paraguay
Paraguay
321042+27
2
Brazil
Brazil
320163+36
3
Costa Rica
Costa Rica
310236-33
4
Chile
Chile
301224-21

Bracket

Copa America

Fixtures

Matches

Top Scorers

Player Stats

Top Scorer

#TeamName
Apps
Minutes
Goals
Assists
Pass %
Rating
1
Brazil
Adriano6—70--
2
Uruguay
Carlos Bueno Suárez4—30--
3
Uruguay
Vicente Sánchez Bragunde2—20--
4
Brazil
Luís Fabiano6—20--
5
Uruguay
Debray Silva Pereira4—20--
6
Brazil
Juan5—10--
7
Mexico
Pavel Pardo Segura3—10--
8
Mexico
Ricardo Osorio3—10--
9
Uruguay
Diego Forlán Corazo4—10--
10
Brazil
Luisão6—10--
11
Brazil
Alex5—10--
12
Paraguay
Julio dos Santos1—10--
13
Argentina
Javier Saviola——30--
14
Argentina
Cristian Alberto González Peret——30--
15
Colombia
Abel Aguilar——20--
16
Uruguay
Fabián Estoyanoff——20--
17
Argentina
Carlos Alberto Tevez——20--
18
Argentina
Lucho González——20--
19
Ecuador
Agustin Delgado Chala——20--
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Tournament Overview

Season 2004

Champion
beat Argentina 2-2 (4-2 pens) in the final
Top scorer
7 goals

Key Dates

Season ran from July 6, 2004 to July 25, 2004

Teams Competing

12 teams competed in the Copa America 2004

Historical Seasons

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About Copa America

Football in South America includes the Copa America, a cup competition whose data is collected here. 2004 is the edition documented here. The Copa America 2004 ended with Brazil as champions, beating Argentina 2-2 (4-2 pens) in the final. 7 goals made Adriano (Brazil) the competition's leading scorer. 3.1 goals per game was the average over the 18 matches played. 28% of matches ended level; the rest broke 50% to home sides and 22% to away sides.

Top of the scorer chart was Adriano (Brazil), with 7 goals. Javier Saviola (Argentina, 3) and Cristian Alberto González Peret (Argentina, 3) follow in the chart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the Copa America 2004?
Brazil won the Copa America 2004, beating Argentina 2-2 (4-2 pens) in the final.
Who is the top scorer in the Copa America 2004?
Adriano (Brazil) is the top scorer in the Copa America 2004 with 7 goals in 6 appearances.
When did the Copa America 2004 season end?
The Copa America 2004 season ran from July 6, 2004 to July 25, 2004.

Season pulse

  • ·Goals per match: 3.06 (18 matches played)
  • ·Best attack: Argentina — 3.33 per match
  • ·Best defence: Colombia — 0.67 per match
  • ·Leader: Colombia — 7 points (+0 over Mexico)

Computed by GioScore from the standings on this page.