South America’s six-match fight
Draft the ultimate South American XI.Win all six.
Spin a nation and tournament year, combine continental legends and survive six matches of rivalry-heavy football.
Full run
6 matches
The target
6‑0
Modern route
3 group · QF · SF · Final
One draft.
One continental run.
Copa América is international football with almost no neutral ground. The rivalries are old, the player pool is absurdly rich and the modern route can be over in six matches: three in the group, then quarter-final, semi-final and final.
Go Unbeaten gives Copa América its own nation-year archive and six-match identity. Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Chile and Colombia appear across international football, but their World Cup squads are not substitutes for the teams that actually contested this competition.
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Choose the archive
The archive focuses on verified Copa América editions. A player chosen from Argentina 2021 or Chile 2015 belongs to that tournament group, with the correct positions and enough depth to complete a legal XI.
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Build the draft
Formation, difficulty, re-rolls, chemistry and seeded sharing follow the other football drafts. The distinct challenge is a smaller continental pool full of repeat rivals, making nation chemistry powerful without turning every run into the same two countries.
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Survive the cup
The modern target is six wins. Group-stage pressure and knockout decisions are represented separately, while the challenge reports the round reached rather than grading the run like a 38-match league season.
6‑0
Three group wins. Three knockout wins.
Argentina defended the title in 2024 and moved to a record sixteen Copa América crowns. Their six-match run ended with an extra-time win over Colombia in the final, another reminder that one tight knockout can define the whole tournament.
The competition is older than the World Cup and its history stretches well beyond Argentina and Brazil. Uruguay’s title tradition, Chile’s back-to-back wins in 2015 and 2016, and landmark generations from across CONMEBOL give the draft a deep historic pool.
Before the first spin.
The tournament format, historic benchmark and draft challenge in one place.
What makes the Copa América challenge different?
It uses competition-specific South American nation-years and a six-match route rather than reusing World Cup squads or a 38-match league structure.
Is Copa América the South American tournament?
Yes. It is the senior men’s continental championship organised by CONMEBOL, traditionally centred on South America’s ten national teams and sometimes joined by invited nations.
Why is the target six wins instead of seven?
In the recent sixteen-team format, a finalist plays three group matches, a quarter-final, a semi-final and the final — six matches in total.
Can existing World Cup squads be reused?
The underlying player research helps, but the game needs exact Copa América nation-years. A World Cup roster cannot simply be renamed as a different tournament edition.
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