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The group stage of Copa América 2024 is almost over, with only one group left to be decided. The United States men’s national team has been knocked out in Group C. Brazil and Colombia will face off in Group D to determine one of the final two spots. Costa Rica will also try to qualify in their last match against Costa Rica. Let’s break down how the remaining teams can make it to the quarterfinals:

Group A
– Argentina will win the group and move on to the quarterfinals.
– Canada will be the runner-up and advance to the quarterfinals.
– Peru and Chile are both eliminated and will not move on.

Group B
– Venezuela will win the group and advance to the quarterfinals.
– Ecuador will be the runner-up and move on to the quarterfinals.
– Mexico and Jamaica are both eliminated and will not advance.

Group C
– Uruguay will win the group and advance to the quarterfinals.
– Panama will be the runner-up and move on to the quarterfinals.
– The USA is eliminated and will not advance.
– Bolivia is also eliminated and will not move on.

Group D
– Colombia has already advanced and will win the group with a win or draw.
– Brazil can advance with a win or draw against Colombia and will win the group with a win.
– Brazil can also advance if Costa Rica draws or loses.
– Brazil can still advance with a loss to Colombia and a Costa Rica win, as long as Costa Rica doesn’t make up at least six in goal difference.
– Costa Rica will advance with a win and a Brazil loss, and must make up a deficit of at least six in goal difference.
– Paraguay has been eliminated.

Tiebreaker criteria will be used if teams are tied:
– Goal difference in all group matches
– Most goals scored in all group matches
– Head-to-Head points between the tied teams
– Head-to-Head goal difference between the tied teams
– Most goals scored between the tied teams
– Fewest red cards
– Fewest yellow cards
– Drawing of lots

These scenarios are provided by FOX Sports Research. Stay updated on Copa América by following your favorite teams for game information, news, and more.