Ed. Year Venue Winners Runners-Up Third Fourth 1 1980 México City Brazil Uruguay Paraguay Mexico 2 1984 Campinas-SP Brazil Paraguay Uruguay Colombia 3 1991 São João da Boa Vista-SP Brazil Paraguay Uruguay ? 4 no data available 5 1996 Colombia Venezuela Colombia Paraguay Brazil
1 2007 Rio de Janeiro Brazil Argentina Paraguay Costa Rica 2 2011 Guadalajara
Ed. Year Venue Winners Runners-Up Third Fourth 1 1964 Asunción Paraguay Brazil 2 1969 Asunción Brazil Paraguay Argentina Uruguay 3 1971 São Paulo-SP Brazil Uruguay Paraguay Peru 4 1973 Montevideo Brazil Uruguay Paraguay Argentina 5 1975 Corrientes (Argentina) Brazil Uruguay Paraguay Argentina 6 1976 Montevideo Brazil Paraguay Uruguay Argentina 7 1977 Porto Alegre-RS Brazil Paraguay Colombia Uruguay 8 1979 Bogotá Brazil Uruguay 9 1983 Montevideo Brazil Paraguay Uruguay Argentina 10 1986 Puerto Iguazú (Argentina) Brazil Paraguay Argentina Uruguay 11 1989 Aracaju-SE (Brazil) Brazil Paraguay Uruguay Bolivia 12 1992 Aracaju-SE (Brazil) Brazil Argentina Paraguay Ecuador 13 2000 Foz do Iguaçú-PR (Brazil) Brazil 6-0 Argentina Uruguay Bolivia NB: years in bold: qualifying for World Cup
Ed. Year Venue Winners Runners-Up Third 1 1995 São Paulo Brazil Argentina Uruguay 2 1996 Niterói Brazil 8-1 Uruguay Argentina 3 1997 São Leopoldo Brazil 6-0 Argentina Paraguay 4 1998 Joinville Brazil 9-1 Paraguay Uruguay 5 1999 Joinville Brazil 9-4 Paraguay Argentina NB: year in bold: qualifying for World Cup
Ed. Year Venue Winners Runners-Up Third 1 2003 Asunción Argentina Brazil Paraguay 2 2008 Uruguay Brazil Uruguay Argentina NB: year in bold: qualifying for World Cup.
Known Result
Brazil 38-3 Uruguay [11 Nov 1991]
NB: highest Brazilian win until the Lusophone Games 2006, in which
they beat Macao 76-0.
Played in Aracaju Brazil 4-0 Argentina Brazil 2-1 Paraguay Brazil 6-2 Ecuador Argentina 1-1 Paraguay Argentina 5-1 Ecuador Paraguay 4-4 Ecuador Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay are qualified for World Cup.
Played in São Paulo, Aug 4 to 6 Brazil 4-2 Argentina Brazil 6-3 Uruguay Brazil 8-4 Paraguay Other results unknown 1. Brazil 2. Argentina 3. Uruguay 4. Paraguay
Played in Rio de Janeiro - Brazil, April 16 to April 20
Group A
16- 4 Brazil 13-1 Venezuela
17- 4 Paraguay 10-1 Venezuela
18- 4 Brazil 7-2 Paraguay
1.Brazil 2 2 0 0 20- 3 6
2.Paraguay 2 1 0 1 12- 8 3
3.Venezuela 2 0 0 2 2-23 0
Group B
16- 4 Uruguay 3-2 Chile
17- 4 Argentina 1-1 Chile
18- 4 Uruguay 2-2 Argentina
1.Uruguay 2 1 1 0 5- 4 4
2.Argentina 2 0 2 0 3- 3 2
3.Chile 2 0 1 1 3- 4 1
Semifinals
19- 4 Uruguay 2-1 Paraguay
Brazil 6-0 Argentina
Third Place Match
20- 4 Argentina 2-1 Paraguay
Final
20- 4 Brazil 8-1 Uruguay
[Pedrinho (3), Ortiz (2), Fininho (2), Djacir; Moliterno]
Topscorer: Luiz Ortiz (Brazil) 7 goals.
First three teams qualified for World Cup.
Played in São Leopoldo, July 31 to Aug 3 Brazil 8-1 Argentina Brazil 9-4 Paraguay Brazil 9-0 Uruguay Other results unknown Final Brazil 6-0 Argentina
Played in Joinville, Sep 3 to 6 Brazil 9-4 Paraguay Brazil 6-1 Uruguay Brazil 2-1 Argentina Other results unknown Final Brazil 9-1 Paraguay
Played in Joinville, Oct 14 to 17 Brazil 11-2 Paraguay Brazil 7-1 Argentina Brazil 12-0 Uruguay Paraguay 4-2 Argentina Paraguay 6-4 Uruguay Argentina 3-0 Uruguay Final Brazil 9-4 Paraguay
Played in Foz do Iguaçú - Brazil, April 29 to May 7
Group A
29- 4 Brazil 13-2 Peru
30- 4 Brazil 6-2 Bolívia
2- 5 Peru 4-8 Bolívia
1.Brazil 2 2 0 0 19- 4 6
2.Bolívia 2 1 0 1 10-10 3
3.Peru 2 0 0 2 6-21 0
Group B
30- 4 Argentina 4-3 Paraguay
1- 5 Argentina 3-1 Venezuela
2- 5 Venezuela 7-6 Paraguay
1.Argentina 2 2 0 0 7- 4 6
2.Venezuela 2 1 0 1 8- 9 3
3.Paraguay 2 0 0 2 9-11 0
Group C
29- 4 Uruguay 12-1 Chile
1- 5 Chile 5-4 Ecuador
2- 5 Uruguay 5-4 Ecuador
1.Uruguay 2 2 0 0 17- 5 6
2.Chile 2 1 0 1 6-16 3
3.Ecuador 2 0 0 2 8-10 0
Semifinals
6- 5 Argentina 2-1 Uruguay
Brazil 3-1 Bolívia
Third Place Match
7- 5 Uruguay 4-2 Bolívia
Final
7- 5 Brazil 6-0 Argentina
First three teams qualified for World Cup 2000
Sol de América Stadium, Asunción, Paraguay, Aug 26 - Sep 1 Group A Aug 26 Colombia 5-2 Bolivia Aug 27 Brazil 10-3 Bolivia Aug 28 Brazil 5-3 Colombia 1.Brazil 2 2 0 0 15- 6 6 2.Colombia 2 1 0 1 8- 7 3 3.Bolivia 2 0 0 2 5-15 0 Group B Aug 26 Venezuela 5-4 Ecuador Aug 27 Argentina 6-2 Ecuador Aug 28 Argentina 5-1 Venezuela 1.Argentina 2 2 0 0 11- 3 6 2.Venezuela 2 1 0 1 6- 9 3 3.Ecuador 2 0 0 2 6-11 0 Group C Aug 26 Uruguay 4-1 Peru Aug 26 Paraguay 16-2 Chile Aug 27 Chile 3-6 Peru Aug 27 Paraguay 4-0 Uruguay Aug 28 Uruguay 8-1 Chile Aug 28 Paraguay 5-2 Peru 1.Paraguay 3 3 0 0 24- 4 9 2.Uruguay 3 2 0 1 12- 6 6 3.Peru 3 1 0 2 9-12 3 4.Chile 3 0 0 3 6-30 0 Final Round Aug 30 Brazil 8-1 Uruguay Aug 30 Argentina 2-2 Paraguay Aug 31 Brazil 0-1 Argentina Aug 31 Paraguay 9-4 Uruguay Sep 1 Argentina 7-4 Uruguay Sep 1 Brazil 8-4 Paraguay 1.ARGENTINA 3 2 1 0 10- 6 7 2.Brazil 3 2 0 1 16- 6 6 3.Paraguay 3 1 1 1 15-14 4 4.Uruguay 3 0 0 3 9-24 0 Topscorer: Carlos Villalba (Paraguay) First three teams qualified for World Cup Taiwan 2004
Jun 23-28, in Canelones Mercedes and Montevideo, Uruguay. Jun 23 Argentina 2-1 Colombia Bolivia 0-6 Paraguay Uruguay 6-2 Chile Brazil 11-1 Ecuador Jun 24 Colombia 5-4 Venezuela Peru 4-4 Bolivia Uruguay 4-2 Ecuador Brazil 16-0 Chile Jun 25 Argentina 3-0 Venezuela Paraguay 6-1 Peru Uruguay 1-8 Brazil Chile 3-8 Ecuador Group A (Mercedes) 1.Argentina 2 2 0 0 5- 1 6 2.Colombia 2 1 0 1 6- 6 3 3.Venezuela 2 0 0 2 4- 8 0 Group B (Canelones) 1.Paraguay 2 2 0 0 12- 1 6 2.Peru 2 0 1 1 5-10 1 3.Bolivia 2 0 1 1 4-10 1 Group C (Mercedes) 1.Brazil 3 3 0 0 35- 2 9 2.Uruguay 3 2 0 1 11-12 6 3.Ecuador 3 1 0 2 11-18 3 4.Chile 3 0 0 3 5-30 6 Final Phase (Jun 26 in Canelones) Ninth Place Venezuela 3-0 Chile Seventh Place Bolivia 4-4 Peru Fifth Place Colombia 6-1 Ecuador Semifinals (Jun 27 in Mercedes) Argentina 2-5 Brazil Paraguay 1-3 Uruguay Thurd Place (Jun 28) Argentina 3-2 Paraguay (Lucas Mainá, Matías Lucuix, Carlos Sánchez; Marcos Benítez, Carlos Chilavert) Final (Jun 28) Brazil 6-2 Uruguay (Falcao (2), Wilde (2), Schumacher (2); Andrés D'Alesandro, Fabián Hernández) Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay qualified for (Brazil qualified as hosts)
Thanks to Mark Cruickshank for result Panamerican Games 1991
Prepared and maintained by Juan Pablo Andrés, Erik Garin, José Luis Pierrend and Natanael Duarte Neto for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
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