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Final standings

Copa America 2016

16 teams · 32 matches played🏆 Chile

◆ SPX Engine at Copa America 2016

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23 / 32

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Every call was published and SHA256-stamped before kickoff, then graded at the final whistle. Decided knockout ties grade on who advanced. 1 backed side ran into a draw.

Chile

🏆 Champions

Chile

beat Argentina 0–0 (pens) in the final

🥈 Runner-upArgentinaArgentina
🥉 ThirdColombiaColombia
4thUSAUSA

The Story

The 2016 Copa America brought together 16 teams. Chile were crowned champions, beating Argentina 0–0 on penalties in the final at MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford. Eduardo Vargas finished as top scorer with 6 goals. Across the tournament, 32 matches produced 91 goals.

🏟️ Final venue: MetLife Stadium · East Rutherford

Did you know?

91 goals in 32 matches — an average of 2.8 per game.
Biggest win: Mexico 0–7 Chile.
Highest-scoring match: Brazil 7–1 Haiti (8 goals).
Eduardo Vargas top-scored with 6 goals.
2 ties were settled on penalties.

Award races

Objective leaders derived from match data. Subjective awards (Golden Ball, Best Young Player) are panel votes and aren't shown.

👟 Golden Boot

  1. 1Eduardo VargasEduardo Vargas6
  2. 2Lionel MessiLionel Messi5
  3. 3Gonzalo HiguaínGonzalo Higuaín4
  4. 4Philippe CoutinhoPhilippe Coutinho3
  5. 5Clint DempseyClint Dempsey3
  6. 6Alexis SánchezAlexis Sánchez3
  7. 7Ezequiel LavezziEzequiel Lavezzi2
  8. 8Blas PérezBlas Pérez2

Goals · derived from match data

🎯 Playmaker

  1. 1Lionel MessiLionel Messi4
  2. 2Clint DempseyClint Dempsey3
  3. 3Ángel Di MaríaÁngel Di María2
  4. 4Dani AlvesDani Alves2
  5. 5Enner ValenciaEnner Valencia2
  6. 6Jefferson MonteroJefferson Montero2
  7. 7Alejandro GuerraAlejandro Guerra2
  8. 8Paolo GuerreroPaolo Guerrero2

Assists · derived from match data

🧤 Golden Glove

  1. 1Sergio RomeroSergio Romero4
  2. 2Pedro GallesePedro Gallese3
  3. 3Claudio BravoClaudio Bravo3
  4. 4David OspinaDavid Ospina3
  5. 5Brad GuzanBrad Guzan2
  6. 6Dani HernandezDani Hernandez2
  7. 7Fernando MusleraFernando Muslera1
  8. 8Justo VillarJusto Villar1

Clean sheets · derived from match data

Bracket

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QF

USA2
Ecuador1
Peru0
Colombia0

won on penalties

SF

USA0
Argentina4

Final

Argentina0
Chile0

won on penalties

Champion

Chile

SF

Colombia0
Chile2

QF

Argentina4
Venezuela1
Mexico0
Chile7

Knockout rounds

Group stage

Final group tables and results. Groups are reconstructed from the fixtures (group letters aren’t stored for this competition), so labels are our own numbering.

Group 1

TeamPWDLGDPts
ArgentinaArgentina
3300+99
ChileChile
3201+26
PanamaPanama
3102-63
BoliviaBolivia
3003-50
Panama2–1Bolivia
Argentina2–1Chile
Chile2–1Bolivia
Argentina5–0Panama
Chile4–2Panama
Argentina3–0Bolivia

Group 2

TeamPWDLGDPts
MexicoMexico
3210+47
VenezuelaVenezuela
3210+27
UruguayUruguay
310203
JamaicaJamaica
3003-60
Jamaica0–1Venezuela
Mexico3–1Uruguay
Uruguay0–1Venezuela
Mexico2–0Jamaica
Mexico1–1Venezuela
Uruguay3–0Jamaica

Group 3

TeamPWDLGDPts
PeruPeru
3210+27
EcuadorEcuador
3120+45
BrazilBrazil
3111+54
HaitiHaiti
3003-110
Haiti0–1Peru
Brazil0–0Ecuador
Brazil7–1Haiti
Ecuador2–2Peru
Ecuador4–0Haiti
Brazil0–1Peru

Group 4

TeamPWDLGDPts
USAUSA
3201+36
ColombiaColombia
3201+26
Costa RicaCosta Rica
3111-34
ParaguayParaguay
3012-21
USA0–2Colombia
Costa Rica0–0Paraguay
USA4–0Costa Rica
Colombia2–1Paraguay
USA1–0Paraguay
Colombia2–3Costa Rica

Stadiums

10 venues hosted this edition.

Levi's Stadium

Santa Clara

4matches

Soldier Field

Chicago

4matches

CenturyLink Field

Seattle

3matches

Gillette Stadium

Foxborough

3matches

Lincoln Financial Field

Philadelphia

3matches

MetLife Stadium

East Rutherford

3matches

NRG Stadium

Houston

3matches

Orlando Citrus Bowl Stadium

Orlando

3matches

Rose Bowl Stadium

Pasadena

3matches

University of Phoenix Stadium

Glendale

3matches

Teams & squads (16)

Tap a team to see the players who featured this edition — apps and goals from match data. Open any player for their full profile.

ArgentinaArgentina20 players+
BoliviaBolivia20 players+
BrazilBrazil17 players+
ChileChile21 players+
ColombiaColombia21 players+
Costa RicaCosta Rica18 players+
EcuadorEcuador19 players+
HaitiHaiti17 players+
JamaicaJamaica15 players+
MexicoMexico21 players+
PanamaPanama19 players+
ParaguayParaguay19 players+
PeruPeru18 players+
UruguayUruguay17 players+
USAUSA20 players+
VenezuelaVenezuela18 players+

Frequently asked questions

Who won the Copa America 2016?+

Chile won the Copa America 2016, beating Argentina 0–0 on penalties in the final at MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford.

Who was the top scorer at the Copa America 2016?+

Eduardo Vargas top-scored at the Copa America 2016 with 6 goals.

How many teams played in the Copa America 2016?+

16 teams took part in the Copa America 2016.

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