Brazil will face World Cup quarter-final opponents Colombia at the 2015 Copa America after the pair were drawn together in the group stage.
The pair will compete in Group C alongside Peru and Venezuela, while Argentina, holders Uruguay, Paraguay and Jamaica make up Group B.
Group A consists of hosts Chile, Mexico, Ecuador and Bolivia.
Twelve teams will be competing in the South American showpiece which begins in Santiago on Thursday, 11 June.
Brazil reached the World Cup semi-final with a gripping 2-1 win against Colombia last summer.
The match was notable for the injury sustained by tournament poster boy Neymar, which ruled him out of the last-four tie against Germany.
Barcelona’s £75m signing Luis Suarez will miss the Copa America after being suspended for nine competitive Uruguay matches for biting Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini during a World Cup match.
World Cup finalists Argentina’s group features a rematch of the 2011 final between Uruguay and Paraguay, while Jamaica are one of two invited nations alongside Mexico.
After the round-robin group phase, the top two teams from each section will qualify for the quarter-finals along with the two best third-placed teams, at which point the tournament takes on a standard knockout format before the final on 4 July.
| Copa America 2015 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Group A | Group B | Group C |
| Chile | Argentina | Brazil |
| Mexico | Uruguay | Colombia |
| Ecuador | Paraguay | Peru |
| Bolivia | Jamaica | Venezuela |
You will be able to follow online coverage of Copa America next June on the BBC Sport website.
Copa America director Rene Rozas meets the tournament mascot – a yet-to-be-named culpeo fox
Chilean President Michelle Bachelet speaks during the opening of the Copa America 2015 draw in Chile
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Source: BBC Sport
Brazil will face World Cup quarter-final opponents Colombia at the 2015 Copa America after the pair were drawn together in the group stage.
The pair will compete in Group C alongside Peru and Venezuela, while Argentina, holders Uruguay, Paraguay and Jamaica make up Group B.
Group A consists of hosts Chile, Mexico, Ecuador and Bolivia.
Twelve teams will be competing in the South American showpiece which begins in Santiago on Thursday, 11 June.
Brazil reached the World Cup semi-final with a gripping 2-1 win against Colombia last summer.
The match was notable for the injury sustained by tournament poster boy Neymar, which ruled him out of the last-four tie against Germany.
Barcelona’s £75m signing Luis Suarez will miss the Copa America after being suspended for nine competitive Uruguay matches for biting Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini during a World Cup match.
World Cup finalists Argentina’s group features a rematch of the 2011 final between Uruguay and Paraguay, while Jamaica are one of two invited nations alongside Mexico.
After the round-robin group phase, the top two teams from each section will qualify for the quarter-finals along with the two best third-placed teams, at which point the tournament takes on a standard knockout format before the final on 4 July.
| Copa America 2015 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Group A | Group B | Group C |
| Chile | Argentina | Brazil |
| Mexico | Uruguay | Colombia |
| Ecuador | Paraguay | Peru |
| Bolivia | Jamaica | Venezuela |
You will be able to follow online coverage of Copa America next June on the BBC Sport website.
Copa America director Rene Rozas meets the tournament mascot – a yet-to-be-named culpeo fox
Chilean President Michelle Bachelet speaks during the opening of the Copa America 2015 draw in Chile
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Source: BBC Sport