The Copa America TV schedule for the 2019 summer tournament is over, with anticipation already building for Copa America 2020 to be held in Argentina and Colombia.
Telemundo Deportes broadcasted every game in Spanish-language across their networks of Telemundo and Universo. Meanwhile, ESPN+ picked up the English-language and Portuguese-language rights to the quadrennial tournament.
To make it easier for you, we combined all of games from all of the networks in our Copa America TV schedule below.
Telemundo Deportes was the exclusive Spanish-language home of Copa America 2019, the 46th edition of the quadrennial international men’s soccer championship organized by South America’s soccer ruling body CONMEBOL. The tournament featured a line-up of South America’s biggest soccer stars including Brazil’s Neymar, Copa America Winner Luis Suarez of Uruguay, Argentinian soccer legend Lionel Messi, and Colombia’s James Rodriguez, among many others.
All 26 games were broadcasted live. Special editions of live studio shows aired each day of the tournament to ensure that viewers got access to all of the latest Copa America news instantaneously.
From June 14 to July 7, Telemundo Deportes presented exclusive Spanish-language coverage of all 26 matches live with 21 matches broadcasted on Telemundo and 4 matches on Universo.
Renowned sports journalist Miguel Gurwitz and Mexican soccer legend Carlos Hermosillo led the coverage of the 2019 Copa America live from Brazil. The network’s soccer experts participated in the coverage, offering match commentary and analysis led by five-time Emmy Award winner Andres Cantor alongside experts Sammy Sadovnik, Copan Alvarez, Manuel So, Erasmo Provenza and Viviana Vila.
Telemundo covered all angles of the event with a dedicated production team based in the heart of Rio de Janeiro throughout the duration of the tournament, and a host position that featured stunning views from Copacabana. Telemundo also had dedicated crews traveling across the five host cities — Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte, São Paulo, Porto Alegre and Salvador — following the top teams and captured the dynamic culture and vibrant colors of Brazil.
Telemundo Deportes’ broadcast featured analysis and preview prior to kickoff of each and every match. The day wrapped up with a special, extended 60-minute edition of “Titulares y Más,” Telemundo’s late-night sports and entertainment show that aired in its extended format throughout the duration of the tournament. The show highlighted the best of the day and the main storylines ahead of the next series of matches, and featured original content produced on-the-ground in Brazil.
On Telemundo, sixteen of the 26 Copa America matches in 2019 averaged 1 million viewers or more across all platforms – four times more than 2015. On Telemundo again, Copa America’s Brazil vs. Peru final averaged a Total Audience Delivery of 3.1 million viewers, ranking as the most-watched Copa America final since 2007 – tripling the 2015 final (Chile vs. Argentina, 1 million total viewers).
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Copa America TV schedule
All times Eastern.
— Last updated: July 30, 2019
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Any idea why no US TV broadcaster has picked up the English-language rights to the 2019 Copa America?
The main reason is due to Copa America being played during the same month as the Women’s World Cup and the CONCACAF Gold Cup, so there’s less interest in the tournament this summer among English-language viewers.
No true lover of soccer would ever prefer to watch the Gold Cup over the Copa America. That’s ridiculous. Let’s see… Haiti vs. Bermuda or Argentina vs. Brazil? You choose.
This guy is nuts, I couldn’t care less for women soccer and instead of watching the Concacaf I rather watch kids playing down the street.
Copa America is the Oldest soccer tournament in the world.
Will Telemundo’s national signal finally go HD by then? If they didn’t do it for the WC, I’m not holding my breath.
It looks like ESPN are in the running . They are the only network that don’t have a big tournament this summer
I see you removed “ESPN+” from each game’s listing. Are you less confident that deal actually got done?
ESPN+ is listed for each of the matches as before.
What’s a way to watch in English, HD and DVR recorded (record the game and watch after work) in the US? (I currently have Dish.)
Right now, there isn’t an option. But stay tuned until ESPN’s official announcement to see whether they decide to air some of the games on TV (as well as all of the games on ESPN+).
M.M,
Is there a possibility to watch the Copa América in Belgium?
Jan OORTS
PlaySports channel has the rights in Belgium – https://www.playsports.be/
what kind of european channel is showing Copa America? i am from Estonia.
The real reason that Copa America is not broadcast in USA is because USA futball is so incredibly bad. The mens team can only compete with the Caribbean teams.
Yea, that’s the reason.
Can anyone tell me why FIFA schedules all the tournaments at the same dates? I can see the Gold Cup and Copa America being scheduled at the same time, but why not allow the Women’s World Cup it’s own dates.
You would think since WWC is the highest competition in women’s soccer that FIFA would not schedule other tournaments during it. But I’m sure these men’s teams would be playing friendlies during the WWC anyways, so might as well play something that is worth watching. I have enjoyed watching a lot of the Africa Cup of Nations, Copa America and WWC matches. Gold Cup does not interest me, mostly sub-par teams playing in mostly empty US stadiums.
ESPN+ is missing for the Semis and beyond.
ESPN+ will have the semifinals, third place final and final.