Copa América 1975

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The Copa America 1975 was won by Peru with Colombia as a second. For the first time in the history of the tournament there was no fixed venue and all matches were played throughout the year in each country.

In 1975 the tournament changed its name from "South American Championship" to "Copa América".

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     Asia: AFC – Asian Cup
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Copa América
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Argentina 1916 | Uruguay 1917 | Brazil 1919 | Chile 1920 | Argentina 1921 | Brazil 1922 | Uruguay 1923 | Uruguay 1924 | Argentina 1925 | Chile 1926 | Peru 1927 | Argentina 1929 | Peru 1935 | Argentina 1937 | Peru 1939 | Chile 1941 | Uruguay 1942 | Chile 1945 | Argentina 1946 | Ecuador 1947 | Brazil 1949 | Peru 1953 | Chile 1955 | Uruguay 1956 | Peru 1957 | 1959 (Argentina) | 1959 (Ecuador) | Bolivia 1963 | Uruguay 1967 | 1975 (No fixed venue) | 1979 (No fixed venue) | 1983 (No fixed venue) | Argentina 1987 | Brazil 1989 | Chile 1991 | Ecuador 1993 | Uruguay 1995 | Bolivia 1997 | Paraguay 1999 | Colombia 2001 | Peru 2004 | Venezuela 2007
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