Copa America 2016

Julio César Rico Baldivieso Copa America hosts USA will play their final warm-up fixture against Bolivia in Kansas City, before opening the tournament on June 3.

Luis Suarez Uruguay will be without Luis Suarez for the second straight game, with the Barcelona forward yet to recover from his hamstring injury.

Keilor Navas Gamboa Real Madrid have confirmed that Keylor Navas is suffering from another Achilles problem, placing his Copa America campaign in doubt.

José Guerrero Gonzales Peru began their Copa America Centenario campaign with a 1-0 win over Haiti courtesy of Paolo Guerrero's second-half header.

Juan Pizzi Torroja While hailing Argentina's Lionel Messi as "the most important player in history", Juan Antonio Pizzi is optimistic Chile can triumph.

Claudio Bravo Muñoz Lionel Messi sensationally announced his intention to retire from internationals, but Claudio Bravo wants him to reconsider.

Alexis Sánchez Sánchez Chile and Arsenal attacker Alexis Sanchez is not having the off-season holiday he had hoped for.

Carlos Bledorn Verri Dunga was not to blame for Brazil's failure at the Copa America Centenario, according to three-time World Cup winner Pele.

Hernán Gómez Jaramillo Panama were eliminated from the Copa America in the group stages, but their coach believes they could be a force in the coming years.

Jürgen Klinsmann United States coach Jurgen Klinsmann will be without three players in the Copa America semi-finals, much to the German's displeasure.