La Copa América 2024 fue la 48.ª edición de la Copa América , el campeonato internacional de fútbol masculino que se celebra cada cuatro años y que organiza la CONMEBOL, el organismo rector del fútbol sudamericano . [1] El torneo se celebró en Estados Unidos del 20 de junio al 14 de julio de 2024 y fue coorganizado por la CONCACAF . [2]
Se esperaba que la Copa América de 2024 fuera organizada por Ecuador debido al orden de rotación de anfitriones de la CONMEBOL . Sin embargo, fue organizada por Estados Unidos porque [7] el presidente de la CONMEBOL, Alejandro Domínguez, dijo que Ecuador había sido nominado pero aún no elegido para organizar la edición. En noviembre de 2022, el país declinó ser anfitrión del torneo. [8] Perú y Estados Unidos habían expresado interés en organizar el torneo. [1] [9]
Todos los estadios eran recintos ya existentes. El partido inaugural se celebró en el Mercedes-Benz Stadium de Atlanta, Georgia , mientras que la final se celebró en el Hard Rock Stadium de Miami Gardens, Florida . Ambos recintos se anunciaron el 20 de noviembre de 2023. [12] Todos los demás estadios se seleccionaron y anunciaron el 4 de diciembre de 2023. [13]
El torneo incluyó dieciséis equipos: diez de la CONMEBOL y seis de la CONCACAF. [2] Los diez equipos nacionales de la CONMEBOL fueron elegibles para participar.
Los seis participantes de la CONCACAF se clasificaron a través de la Liga de Naciones de la CONCACAF 2023-24 . [2] Los equipos fueron los cuatro ganadores de los cuartos de final de la Liga A y dos ganadores de la ronda de playoffs entre los cuatro cuartofinalistas perdedores. [14] A diferencia de la Copa América Centenario , Estados Unidos no se clasificó automáticamente a pesar de ser el anfitrión, pero aun así se aseguró un lugar como uno de los ganadores de los cuartos de final de la Liga A, luego de una victoria global de 4-2 contra Trinidad y Tobago .
Dibujar
El sorteo de la fase de grupos se llevó a cabo el 7 de diciembre de 2023 a las 19:30 EST ( UTC−5 ) en el James L. Knight Center en Miami, Florida . [15] Los dieciséis equipos fueron sorteados en cuatro grupos de cuatro, seleccionando un equipo de cada uno de los cuatro bombos clasificados.
Para el sorteo, los cuatro equipos del Bombo 1 fueron preclasificados en sus respectivos grupos, determinados de la siguiente manera:
Los actuales campeones de la Copa América, Argentina, fueron clasificados en el Grupo A
Los actuales campeones de la Copa Oro de la CONCACAF, México, fueron sembrados en el Grupo B
El equipo mejor clasificado de la CONCACAF en el Ranking Mundial de la FIFA de octubre de 2023 , Estados Unidos, fue sembrado en el Grupo C
El siguiente equipo mejor clasificado de la CONMEBOL en la Clasificación Mundial de la FIFA de octubre de 2023, Brasil, fue clasificado en el Grupo D
Los 12 equipos restantes fueron ubicados en los Bombos 2 a 4 según sus clasificaciones mundiales de octubre de 2023, y los lugares reservados para los dos participantes de CONCACAF aún no se determinaron al momento del sorteo y cada uno se colocó automáticamente en el Bombo 4. [16]
Para el sorteo, las reglas de la competencia establecían que ningún grupo podía tener más de tres equipos de la CONMEBOL o más de dos equipos de la CONCACAF. Si esta condición no se cumplía durante el sorteo, el equipo pasaba al siguiente grupo disponible en orden alfabético. [17]
Siembra
Notas
^ El equipo ab estaba compitiendo en los playoffs de clasificación y no se conocía en el momento del sorteo.
Dibujar
Notas
^ El equipo ab estaba compitiendo en los playoffs de clasificación y no se conocía en el momento del sorteo.
Escuadrones
El número máximo de jugadores que pueden formar parte de la plantilla de los equipos aumentó de 23 a 26. Los equipos debían presentar una lista con un mínimo de 23 jugadores y un máximo de 26 antes de la fecha límite del 15 de junio. [18]
Oficiales del partido
El 24 de mayo de 2024, la CONMEBOL anunció 101 árbitros para el torneo. Los árbitros eran de la CONMEBOL, la CONCACAF y la UEFA debido a la continuación del memorando de entendimiento UEFA-CONMEBOL . El árbitro italiano Maurizio Mariani, con sus asistentes Daniele Brindoni y Alberto Tegoni, junto con Marco Di Bello y Aleandro Di Paolo (VAR), representaron a la UEFA. Esta fue la primera edición de la Copa América en contar con árbitros femeninos. Se incorporaron cuatro árbitros de la final de la Copa Mundial Femenina de la FIFA 2023 , incluidas Tori Penso y sus asistentes Brooke Mayo y Kathryn Nesbitt, así como la oficial de VAR Tatiana Guzmán . Edina Alves y las asistentes Neuza Back, Mary Blanco, Migdalia Rodríguez también participaron en el torneo. [19]
Fase de grupos
Los dos mejores equipos de cada grupo avanzaron a los cuartos de final.
Desempates
La clasificación de los equipos en la fase de grupos se determinó de la siguiente manera (Artículo 24 del Reglamento): [16]
Puntos obtenidos en todos los partidos del grupo (tres puntos por victoria, uno por empate, ninguno por derrota);
Debido a incidentes de seguridad alrededor y dentro del Hard Rock Stadium, el partido se retrasó inicialmente 30 minutos, comenzando finalmente 82 minutos después de su hora programada. [51] [52] [53] [54]
El contenido de la Copa América se agregó a Ultimate Team de EA Sports FC 24 y EA Sports FC Mobile en junio de 2024, aunque no se puso a disposición un modo de torneo independiente en el juego. [70] [71] [72]
El Grupo Panini produjo cromos temáticos y un álbum de cromos para esta edición de la Copa América. Se produjeron cromos para todos los equipos de la Copa América, así como para Honduras y Trinidad y Tobago , los equipos que no lograron clasificarse para el cuadro principal a través de los playoffs . [73]
Derechos de transmisión
Symbols
Mascot
The tournament's official mascot was unveiled on December 7, 2023, during the group stage draw. It was an eagle named "Capitán", the Spanish word for captain. The inspiration for the choice of an eagle as the mascot for the 2024 Copa América, was "born from the symbolism that this majestic animal has in various cultures of the Americas, illustrating strength, boldness, and excellence."[139]
Match ball
The match balls of this tournament were provided by Puma for the first time after twenty years of partnership with Nike ended in 2023. The "Puma Cumbre" was unveiled during the draw for the group stage of the competition on December 7, 2023.[140]
Music
Instead of one official song, multiple songs, in Spanish (the tournament's official language) and English (the main language of the host country), were used for the tournament. A customized version of "Puntería" by Colombian singer Shakira served as the Spanish-language official song of the tournament, with it also being used for TUDN's coverage.[141]
Controversies and incidents
Pitch quality
The tournament's pitch dimensions and grass surface was met with significant controversy amongst fans, players, and commentators alike. The smaller pitch sizes in the venues of the tournament, with most of them being used for American football, measured 110 yards (100 m) by 70 yards (64 m), compared to FIFA's standard of 115 yards (105 m) by 74 yards (68 m), was reported to likely influence the dynamics of the game, leading to more closely contested matches. In addition, grass cultivated in specially selected nurseries was attached to plastic layers that adhered to the field's surface. It was transported by truck and laid down with meticulous attention to detail, considering factors like watering, sunlight, and the delivery routes of the trucks, according to a statement issued by CONMEBOL. Frederico Nantes, CONMEBOL's director of competitions, stated that the dimensions and capacity of soccer-specific MLS venues influenced the decision to restrict their usage during the tournament. Factors such as venue size, travel distances between cities, and infrastructure were carefully evaluated before CONMEBOL concluded that the use of artificial turf was unavoidable, despite player concerns about that playing surface.[142][143][144]
After the inaugural match of the tournament, Argentina vs Canada at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Argentina head coach Lionel Scaloni and first-choice goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez called the newly installed grass surface a "disaster" in a post-game interview. "They knew seven months ago that we'd play here and they changed the field two days ago," Scaloni said. "It's not an excuse, but this isn't a good field. Sincerely, the field is not apt for these kinds of players. We gave not necessarily a good game, but a game according to the pitch and what the opponent proposed. We couldn't do much more with the conditions of the pitch." Martínez added on to Scaloni's comments by saying the pitch was, "Very bumpy. We must improve in this aspect; otherwise, Copa América will always appear at a lower level than the European Championship."[145][146][147]
After Peruvian player Luis Advíncula's achilles injury during his side's match against Chile, Peru head coach Jorge Fossati cited AT&T Stadium's unsatisfactory field as a potential reason for his injury: "It came out of nowhere. I realize that this is a grass field today but it's not normal grass. It's not grass that's born, and grows [naturally]. It's a grass they bring in from elsewhere. That can be a bit of a harder surface and it can affect you in that exact place [the Achilles]." Vinícius Júnior, Kamal Miller, James Rodríguez, and Chile's coach Ricardo Gareca were among other notable figures who expressed their concerns about the field conditions.[148]
"We started the project in June, when traveling to analyze fields and watch games here, and in November, we began inspections in all stadiums and all training centers," Maristela Kuhn, CONMEBOL's agricultural engineer, said. "Reports were generated with recommendations of everything that had to be done. We had meetings with the agronomists and programming. With a special technology, we had all the grass plantations defined."[146]
High ticket prices
There were concerns about overpriced tickets, with many fans feeling that the costs were excessive compared to previous tournaments. This sparked discussions about accessibility and the overall affordability of attending matches. Ticket resale markets, both official and unofficial, were prevalent in the United States. Statistics on resale tickets revealed significant price increases; according to TickPick, the average purchase price for the 2024 Copa América group stage was $187, which marked a 61% rise from 2016, when it was $116. The most expensive group stage ticket was for the match between Argentina and Peru, with average purchase price for the match reached $478. For the final, tickets were priced anywhere from $1,300 to $7,000 through websites such as Ticketmaster and SeatGeek. As a result, several matches saw low attendance.[149][150]
Referee management
The tournament was met with several poor refereeing incidents, the most notable of which included the United States vs Uruguay match; Uruguay's Mathías Olivera scored the only goal of the match in the 66th minute, but appeared to be offside when the ball was flicked on, yet a prolonged VAR review upheld the goal without summoning the match referee, Kevin Ortega, to the video monitor. Replays revealed a marginal overlap between Olivera's position and the foot of United States defender Chris Richards, potentially keeping the Uruguayan onside. There were other contentious non-decisions during the match, but the most peculiar incident, aside from the goal, occurred in the 32nd minute, when Ortega reached for a yellow card to book Richards. Uruguay quickly took the free kick, and just as Ortega was about to show the card, he raised his other arm signaling to play on. Nahitan Nández found himself through on goal but failed to score. Members of the United States team were very disappointed in the overall outcome of the match, particularly Christian Pulisic, who was seen showing his frustration to Ortega throughout the match, with Ortega refusing to shake Pulisic's hand after the final whistle, and head coach Gregg Berhalter stated in a post-game interview, "I don't understand it. You know, I feel like I know the rule pretty well. I feel like we had the pictures that are showing how the rule could be interpreted and it's an offside goal."[151]
Another match that involved questionable referee decisions was the Brazil vs Colombia match, when Venezuelan referee Jesús Valenzuela denied a penalty in the 42nd minute for Vinícius Júnior, to which CONMEBOL, in a statement after the match, acknowledged that a critical VAR mistake was made.[152]
Uruguay vs Colombia match altercation
In the aftermath of the semifinal match between Uruguay and Colombia, Uruguay forward Darwin Núñez was seen getting involved in a confrontation with fans of Colombia in the stadium stands.[153] The altercation reportedly took place near where family members and friends of the Uruguay team were situated,[154] with CONMEBOL later announcing it would investigate the incident.[155]
The altercation was highly condemned. Two days after the match, Uruguay's head coach Marcelo Bielsa, in a press conference interview, stated, "You know whose responsibility it is to protect the fans in the stands. You have to ask me whether the players have received an apology from those responsible for safeguarding security. The players reacted as any human being would have done if they saw that there was no escape or prevention and they were attacking their wife, mother, or baby."[156]
The Uruguayan players' involvement with the Colombian fans was supported by others, particularly from members of the Argentine national team. When interviewed about the situation, coach Lionel Scaloni commented, "The images were very upsetting, and I believe anyone in that situation would have acted the same way." Goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez likened the altercations to a similar incident at a 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification match between Argentina and Brazil in November 2023; "I had family members in the stands close to what took place, watching the young people and women being beaten with clubs (by the Brazilian police). It was terrible to witness that. I wouldn't claim that I would do the same thing (fight with the fans), but I am supporting with the Uruguayan players, I think we need to improve security a bit more. When you see women or your parents being hit, obviously with Darwin and (Mathias) Olivera, players that I know personally, it's a very sad thing to see."[157] Colombian midfielder Juan Fernando Quintero also described the event as upsetting, "It's sad what happened and the people are not to blame. We don't want these kinds of things to happen when there's football. Nobody wants violence. Aggressive people who don't enjoy football shouldn't be in the stadiums."[158]
Argentina vs Colombia ticketless fans
During the final between Argentina and Colombia, thousands of ticketless fans rushed the stadium gates amidst major crowd congestion, resulting in CONMEBOL delaying the start time three times, first from 8:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., then to 8:45 p.m., and finally to 9:22 p.m. The families of several Argentina players found themselves delayed at the gate. For example, the mother of Alexis Mac Allister stated in an interview that "He was worried and called us constantly to check on us, saying he would stay at the gate until we could get in."[51] Many of the areas and equipment such as escalators were damaged. Some fans were seen trying to enter the stadium through the ventilation system, and some people suffered medical issues from the heat and crowd crush.[51][52][53][54][159] Many ticketed fans were prevented from entering the stadium, leading to some seeking refunds.[160]
CONMEBOL's sanctions and Shakira's halftime performance
Several coaches have been sanctioned and received a one-match ban by CONMEBOL after returning back to the pitch later than the given fifteen minutes during their matches, including Lionel Scaloni during Argentina's match against Canada in the group stage, in which Canada's coach Jesse Marsch questioned, "I wish the referees would manage that. [Argentina] had that time to prepare how they wanted to play against us in the second half, which — if we would have known ahead of time that we could have an extra 10 minutes, then we could have prepared some things more", Uruguay's Marcelo Bielsa during their game with Bolivia, and Mexico's head coach Jaime Lozano during Mexico's match against Jamaica in Group B as the Jamaican players were waiting on the soccer field. Lozano later admitted he and his team were reviewing tactics, "I don't know if it's unfair. But we went through four or five plays, and I took too long. Yes, it's my responsibility. Normally we have some actions, some plays on the screen to correct, or to see what we are doing right. And there, I think I went a bit overboard."[161][162][163]
Colombia's head coach Néstor Lorenzo criticized CONMEBOL's decision to extend the length of the halftime break in the final by 10 minutes to accommodate Shakira's halftime set. "When the rules change suddenly for both teams, when the pitch is bad for both sides or when the time to rest between halves is the same for both teams, I can't tell you if it's good or bad or who has an advantage. I don't understand it to be honest," he explained in a news conference. "I think the halftime for the final should be 15 minutes because those are the rules. And because we've been fined when we've walked back onto the pitch 16 minutes later. But now apparently, because there's going to be a concert, we'll be walking back out 20 to 25 minutes later. This could affect the players fitness. They could cool down too much. Those minutes of recovery in the dressing room, people don't understand what it takes to reach those levels."[164]
Argentine celebrations
Following Argentina's victory in the final, a video live-streamed by Enzo Fernández on social media showed the Argentine players celebrating with alleged racist chants toward the French national team. The French Football Federation announced it would be lodging a complaint with FIFA.[165][166][167] Fernández's club Chelsea announced it would investigate the video.[168][169] Some of Fernández's Chelsea teammates unfollowed him on all of his social media accounts, with his teammate Wesley Fofana described it as "uninhibited racism".[170][171] Fernández later apologized for the incident.[172][173]
Argentina President Javier Milei congratulated the team for the victory.[174] Many massive celebrations were held in Buenos Aires and Córdoba.[175]
^The kickoff time was delayed from the original time of 8:00 pm EDT.
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