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🏆 CONMEBOL Copa América Winning Team Squads 2004 Peru

Carlos Alberto Parreira
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Brazil
Head Coach

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Alex
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Brazil
Captain

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🏆 Winning Players

GK
Júlio César
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Brazil
-
Caps
Brazil Flamengo

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GK
Júlio César
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Brazil
- (Caps)
Brazil Flamengo
GK
Fábio
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Brazil
-
Caps
Brazil Vasco da Gama

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GK
Fábio
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Brazil
- (Caps)
Brazil Vasco da Gama
DF
Mancini
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Brazil
1
Caps
Italy Roma

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DF
Mancini
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Brazil
1 (Caps)
Italy Roma
DF
Luisão
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Brazil
10
Caps
Portugal Benfica

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DF
Luisão
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Brazil
10 (Caps)
Portugal Benfica
DF
Juan
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Brazil
17
Caps
Germany Bayer Leverkusen

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DF
Juan
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Brazil
17 (Caps)
Germany Bayer Leverkusen
DF
Gustavo Nery
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Brazil
-
Caps
Brazil São Paulo

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DF
Gustavo Nery
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Brazil
- (Caps)
Brazil São Paulo
DF
Maicon
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Brazil
5
Caps
Brazil Cruzeiro

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DF
Maicon
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Brazil
5 (Caps)
Brazil Cruzeiro
DF
Marcelo Bordon
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Brazil
1
Caps
Germany VfB Stuttgart

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DF
Marcelo Bordon
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Brazil
1 (Caps)
Germany VfB Stuttgart
DF
Cris
Flag Cris
Brazil
12
Caps
Brazil Cruzeiro

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DF
Cris
Flag Cris
Brazil
12 (Caps)
Brazil Cruzeiro
DF
Adriano Correia Claro
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Brazil
-
Caps
Brazil Coritiba

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DF
Adriano Correia Claro
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Brazil
- (Caps)
Brazil Coritiba
MF
Renato
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Brazil
5
Caps
Brazil Santos

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MF
Renato
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Brazil
5 (Caps)
Brazil Santos
MF
José Kléberson
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Brazil
21
Caps
England Manchester United

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MF
José Kléberson
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Brazil
21 (Caps)
England Manchester United
MF
Alex
Flag Alex
Brazil
35
Caps
Brazil Cruzeiro

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MF
Alex
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Brazil
35 (Caps)
Brazil Cruzeiro
MF
Edu
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Brazil
4
Caps
England Arsenal

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MF
Edu
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Brazil
4 (Caps)
England Arsenal
MF
Dudu Cearense
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Brazil
-
Caps
Japan Kashiwa Reysol

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MF
Dudu Cearense
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Brazil
- (Caps)
Japan Kashiwa Reysol
MF
Júlio Baptista
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Brazil
12
Caps
Spain Sevilla

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MF
Júlio Baptista
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Brazil
12 (Caps)
Spain Sevilla
MF
Diego
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Brazil
7
Caps
Brazil Santos

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MF
Diego
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Brazil
7 (Caps)
Brazil Santos
MF
Felipe Jorge Loureiro
Flag Felipe Jorge Loureiro
Brazil
5
Caps
Brazil Flamengo

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MF
Felipe Jorge Loureiro
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Brazil
5 (Caps)
Brazil Flamengo
FW
Adriano
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Brazil
7
Caps
Italy Inter Milan

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FW
Adriano
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Brazil
7 (Caps)
Italy Inter Milan
FW
Luís Fabiano
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Brazil
6
Caps
Brazil São Paulo

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FW
Luís Fabiano
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Brazil
6 (Caps)
Brazil São Paulo
FW
Ricardo Oliveira
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Brazil
-
Caps
Spain Valencia

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FW
Ricardo Oliveira
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Brazil
- (Caps)
Spain Valencia
FW
Vágner Love
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Brazil
-
Caps
Brazil Palmeiras

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FW
Vágner Love
Flag Vágner Love
Brazil
- (Caps)
Brazil Palmeiras

📄 Summary

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The 2004 Copa América was the 41st edition of the Copa América, the South-American championship for international association football teams. The competition was organized by CONMEBOL, South America's football governing body, and was held in Peru, who hosted the tournament for the sixth time, from 6 to 25 July.

The tournament was won by Brazil in a shootout over Argentina. This made Brazil hold the World Cup and Copa América titles simultaneously for the second time in history, as happened after 1997 Copa América.

There is no qualifying tournament for the final tournament. CONMEBOL's 10 South American countries participated, along with two more invited countries, making a total of twelve teams competing in the tournament. The two invited countries for this edition of the Copa América were Mexico and Costa Rica.

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