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| *Venezuela (hosts) | *] (hosts) | ||
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| *Brazil | |||
| *Argentina | *] | ||
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| *Chile | |||
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| *Uruguay | |||
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| *Bolivia | |||
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| *Colombia | |||
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| *Peru | |||
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| *Paraguay | |||
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| *Ecuador | |||
| Two other invited nations will compete, and the tournament will comprise of three groups of four, with the group winners, runners-up and two best 3rd place teams progressing to the quarter finals. | Two other invited nations will compete, and the tournament will comprise of three groups of four, with the group winners, runners-up and two best 3rd place teams progressing to the quarter finals. | ||
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The Copa América 2007 is a football tournament, set to be held in Venezuela in 2007. It is organised by CONMEBOL, South America's football governing body.
Competing Nations
Two other invited nations will compete, and the tournament will comprise of three groups of four, with the group winners, runners-up and two best 3rd place teams progressing to the quarter finals.