A troublesome competition to anticipate under the most favorable circumstances, determining how the current year's Copa America will go is near on outlandish. The main sureness is that with the bounty of ability in plain view, there ought to be some incredible diversion on offer.
Newsweek has picked five diversions to watch in the gathering stage.
Argentina versus Colombia, June 15
The opening round of Group B is a mouth-watering conflict. As has been the situation for over 10 years, Argentina's expectations lay on Lionel Messi's shoulders. The Barcelona maestro set up together another outstanding season for the Blaugrana, scoring 51 objectives in 50 recreations in all rivalries on his way to another La Liga title.
Messi, notwithstanding, has always been unable to duplicate his brightness on the worldwide dimension, which goes far in clarifying why Argentina are as yet hanging tight for a first universal title since 1993.
Argentina achieved the last in four of the last five releases of the competition, losing each time—three of which on punishments, including the last two against Chile—however there's positive thinking a youthful squad won't be loaded by past disappointment.
Colombia, as ever, enters the competition as the dull pony yet that job could be seriously tried in the event that it pulls off a success on Saturday. As far back as Los Cafeteros beat Argentina 5-0 in Buenos Aires 26 years prior experiences between the two have infrequently been exhausting issues. Anticipate greater stimulation this end of the week.
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