2016 Copa America Centenario in USA Final Argentina Vs Chile Monday June 27,2016

 

2016 Copa America Centenario  Group Stage Match Results

June 03,2016 
Colombia beat USA 2-0
June 04,2016
Costa Rica Vs Paraguay -The Match ended in a Goalless draw
Peru beat Haiti 1-0
Brazil Vs Ecuador - The Match ended in a Goalless draw
June 05,2016
Venezuela beat Jamaica
Mexico beat Uruguay 3-1
June 06,2016
Panama beat Bolivia 2-1
Argentina beat Chile 2-1
June 07,2016
USA beat Costa Rica 4-0
Colombia beat Paraguay 2-1
June 08,2016
Brazil beat Haiti 7-1
Peru Vs Ecuador -The Match ended in a 2-2 draw
June 09,2016
Venezuela beat Uruguay 1-0
Mexico beat Jamaica 2-0
June 10,2016
Argentina beat Panama 5-0
Chile beat Bolivia 2-1
June 11,2016
USA beat Paraguay 1-0
Costa Rica beat Colombia 3-2
June 12,2016
Peru beat Brazil 1-0
Ecuador beat Haiti 4-0
June 13,2016
Mexico  drew with Venezuela 1-1
Uruguay beat Jamaica 3-0
June 14,2016
Chile beat Panama 4-2
Argentina beat Boliva 3-0 

 2016 Copa America Centenario in USA QF Draw

June 16,2016 
USA Vs Ecuador
June 17,2016
Peru Vs Colombia
June 18,2016
Argentina Vs Venezuela
Mexico Vs Chile

QF Results
Thursday June 16,2016 USA beat Ecuador 2-1
Friday June 17,2016 Colombia beat Peru 4-2 on penalties
Saturday June 18,2016 Argentina beat Venezuela 4-1
Saturday June 18,2016 Chile beat Mexico 7-0

2016 Copa America Centenario in USA  SF Draw

Tuesday June 21,2016 - USA Vs Argentina
Wednesday June 22,2016 - Colombia Vs Chile

SF Results
Argentina beat USA 4-0
Chile beat Colombia 2-0

Lionel Messi Misses Penalty as Chile Win Copa America 2016 Title

 

Defending Champion Chile stunned Argentina to win the Copa America Centenario in a penalty shoot-out on Sunday June 26,2016 as Lionel Messi's title curse struck again.

Lionel Messi blazed a penalty over the bar in the shoot-out before Lucas Biglia missed to leave Chile's Francisco Silva with the task of stroking home the winning spot-kick at the MetLife Stadium.

It was a carbon copy of last year's Copa America final, also won by Chile on penalties after a goalless draw.

The defeat also ensured Argentina's 23-year wait for a major title -- and a first for five-time world player of the year Messi -- continued.

The final had gone to penalties after finishing deadlocked at 0-0 after 120 minutes.

Both sides were reduced to 10 men in the first half as Brazilian referee Heber Lopes struggled to get a grip on an ill-tempered contest played in front of a crowd of 82,026.