Every Copa América champion since 1975
The top 3 according to 61 votes from people: 1975: Peru · 1979: Paraguay · 1995: Uruguay. (Updated Dec 14, 2024.)
Since the old South American Championship was renamed the Copa América in 1975, it has been won by Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Colombia, Peru and Paraguay. With their 2024 title, Argentina have the most Copas (16), one more than Uruguay. Here is every edition since 1975, with the result of the final.
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Top 19
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1
1975: Peru
Two-legged final plus a play-off against Colombia.
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2
1979: Paraguay
Beat Chile in the final after a play-off.
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3
1995: Uruguay
Beat Brazil on penalties.
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4
1997: Brazil
Beat Bolivia 3–1 in La Paz.
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5
1987: Uruguay
Beat Chile 1–0 in the final in Buenos Aires.
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6
1993: Argentina
Beat guest team Mexico 2–1 in the final.
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7
2007: Brazil
Thrashed Argentina 3–0 in Maracaibo.
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8
1989: Brazil
Won the final round-robin on home soil.
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9
1999: Brazil
Beat Uruguay 3–0.
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10
2016: Chile
The Centenario edition in the US; again beat Argentina on penalties.
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11
1991: Argentina
Won the final round-robin in Chile.
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12
2021: Argentina
Beat Brazil 1–0 at the Maracanã: Messi's first title with Argentina.
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13
2024: Argentina
Beat Colombia 1–0 in extra time for a record 16th title.
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14
2001: Colombia
Colombia's first and only title, against Mexico and at home.
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15
2015: Chile
Chile's first title, beating Argentina on penalties.
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16
2004: Brazil
Beat Argentina on penalties after a 2–2 draw.
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17
2019: Brazil
Beat Peru 3–1 at the Maracanã.
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18
1983: Uruguay
Two-legged final against Brazil.
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19
2011: Uruguay
Beat Paraguay 3–0 for a 15th title.
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