Women’s America’s Cup
The Women’s Copa America kicks off this Friday, the region’s most important tournament and one that will offer World Cup berths. Find out what Argentina needs to do to qualify.
The ninth edition of the Women’s Copa America kicks off this afternoonIt will be played in Colombia until Saturday 30 July.
This tournament is very important in South America at the selection level. However, unlike the masculine, it has an added value and is actually causal The 2023 Australia/New Zealand World Cup, the 2023 Paris Olympics and the 2023 Pan American Games in Santiago de Chile will allot places.
Although Argentina’s national team is trying to retain the title, Something they had already achieved in the 2006 edition (in which they were local), and if they didn’t achieve it, they might not return empty-handed.
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The top five teams in the tournament will receive:
- 1st place: Direct qualification for World Cup Australia/New Zealand 2023 and Olympic Games 2023.
- 2nd Place: Direct qualification for World Cup Australia/New Zealand 2023 and Olympic Games 2023.
- 3rd Place: Direct qualification for World Cup Australia/New Zealand 2023 and Pan American Games Santiago de Chile 2023.
- 4th Place: World Repezage Australia/New Zealand 2023 and Pan American Games Santiago de Chile 2023.
- 5th Place: World Repezage Australia/New Zealand 2023 and Pan American Games Santiago de Chile 2023.
What will Argentina’s path to the Cup look like?
The Albiceleste will first face four group rivals Brazil, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela to determine the standings. If they finish in the top two, they will face off in the semi-finals. Failing that, a third-place finish will give them a chance to fight for fifth place.
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