How to watch Copa America 2021 on TV: UK kick-off times and dates, full schedule
Your complete guide to watching Copa America 2021 live on TV in the UK including all the fixtures and full schedule for the tournament.
Copa America 2021 is boiling to a head in tandem with Euro 2020 with a true feast of live football on TV coming this weekend as Brazil face Argentina in a show-stopping final.
The South American international tournament was due to be co-hosted by Argentina – alongside Colombia – but rising COVID numbers in the former as well as political demonstrations in the latter saw the tournament hastily shifted across the borders to Brazil.
The two powerhouses of South American football will now renew rivalries in a seismic clash between two colossal footballing entities. One side will be led by Lionel Messi, the other by his former teammate Neymar.
It's a tantalising encounter worth staying up for, if you're a UK fan, and it's entirely free to watch.
RadioTimes.com brings you the full schedule for Copa America 2021 including the fixture list, dates and UK kick-off times.
How to watch Copa America 2021 on TV and live stream
Every game will be live across multiple BBC platforms, so you can tune in for free whether you're at home or on the move.
Each game be available on the BBC Sport website, BBC Red Button on TV or BBC iPlayer so you'll never miss a moment.
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Copa America fixtures on TV
All UK time.
Third-place play-off
Friday 9th July
Peru v Colombia (1am, Saturday 10th)
Final
Saturday 10th July
Brazil v Argentina (1am, Sunday 11th)
Copa America results
Round 1
Sunday 13th June
Brazil 3-0 Venezuela (10pm)
Colombia 1-0 Ecuador (1am, Monday 14th)
Monday 14th June
Argentina 1-1 Chile (10pm)
Paraguay 3-1 Bolivia (1am, Tuesday 15th)
Round 2
Thursday 17th June
Colombia 0-0 Venezuela (10pm)
Brazil 4-0 Peru (1am, Friday 18th)
Friday 18th June
Chile 1-0 Bolivia (10pm)
Argentina 1-0 Uruguay (1am, Saturday 19th)
Round 3
Sunday 20th June
Venezuela 2-2 Ecuador (10pm)
Colombia 1-2 Peru (1am, Monday 21st)
Monday 21st June
Uruguay 1-1 Chile (10pm)
Argentina 1-0 Paraguay (1am, Tuesday 22nd)
Round 4
Wednesday 23rd June
Ecuador 2-2 Peru (10pm)
Brazil 2-1 Colombia (1am, Thursday 24th)
Thursday 24th June
Bolivia 0-2 Uruguay (10pm)
Chile 0-2 Paraguay (1am, Friday 25th)
Round 5
Sunday 27th June
Brazil 1-1 Ecuador (10pm)
Venezuela 0-1 Peru (10pm)
Monday 28th June
Uruguay 1-0 Paraguay (1am, Tuesday 29th)
Bolivia 1-4 Argentina (1am, Tuesday 29th)
Quarter-finals
Friday 2nd July
QF1: Peru 3-3 Paraguay (Peru win on penalties) (10pm)
QF2: Brazil 1-0 Chile (1am, Saturday 3rd)
Saturday 3rd July
QF3: Uruguay 0-0 Colombia (Colombia win on penalties) (11pm)
Saturday 3rd July
QF4: Argentina 3-0 Ecuador (2am, Sunday 4th)
Semi-finals
Tuesday 6th July
SF1: Brazil 1-0 Peru (12am, Wednesday 7th)
SF2: Argentina 1-1 Colombia (Argentina win on penalties) (2am, Wednesday 7th)
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