How to Watch the Copa América 2024 Tournament in the UK and US

While the UK has been gripped by Euro 2024 fever, across the world there’s another huge tournament taking place.

Copa América is the tournament for national teams across the Americas. Like the World Cup, it’s held every four years. This year the USA is the host, with games taking place in Texas, Georgia, North Carolina, New Jersey, California, Arizona, Nevada, Missouri, Kansas, and Florida.

Fresh off winning their global title two years ago, Argentina are the hot favorites – with superstar Lionel Messi looking to add to his goal tally. However, they’ll have to get through Columbia if they want to pick up a second trophy.

If you’d like to watch Copa América, we have everything you need – whether you’re based in the UK or the US.

When is Copa América 2024?

Copa América kicked off on Thursday 20 June 2024 with the opening ceremony. The final match is scheduled for 15 July 2024, and will be held in the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.

What time does the Copa América final air?

Here’s what time kick-off is for the final match in the UK and US:

Argentina vs Columbia – KO 8pm EDT/5pm PDT/1am BST (next day)

How to watch Copa América in the UK

If you’re in England, Wales, Scotland, or Northern Ireland, the best way to watch the tournament is by signing up for a Premier Sports subscription.

Premier Sports is a paid-for channel you can add to your Sky and Virgin Media package. It costs £9.99 per month on Sky for four channels and £12.99 per month on Virgin for the same bundle.

It’s also available as a standalone subscription, but only costs £9.99 per month if you sign up for 12 months – more flexible options rack up the cost. Now, you can even get it via Amazon Prime Video but it’s the most expensive option at £14.99pm.

How to watch Copa América in the US

In America, the rights to the Copa América football tournament fall to Fox. Games will be split across Fox, FS1, and FS2.

If you don’t have access to these channels, you can watch along via live TV subscription services such as Fubo and DirecTV.