CONCACAF, CONMEBOL, and the Copa América Centenario Local Organizing Committee announced Thursday that 10 US venues, including nine MLS cities and three MLS venues, will host matches during next summer’s tournament, which runs from June 3 – June 26, 2016.
The host cities include: Boston (Gillette Stadium), Chicago (Soldier Field), Houston (NRG Stadium), Los Angeles (Rose Bowl), New York (MetLife Stadium), Orlando (Orlando Citrus Bowl Stadium), Philadelphia (Lincoln Financial Field), Phoenix (University of Phoenix Stadium), San Francisco (Levi’s Stadium) and Seattle (CenturyLink Field).
The host cities include: Boston (Gillette Stadium), Chicago (Soldier Field), Houston (NRG Stadium), Los Angeles (Rose Bowl), New York (MetLife Stadium), Orlando (Orlando Citrus Bowl Stadium), Philadelphia (Lincoln Financial Field), Phoenix (University of Phoenix Stadium), San Francisco (Levi’s Stadium) and Seattle (CenturyLink Field).
Ten teams from South American and six from CONCACAF will compete in the tournament, which is being held outside of South America for the first time ever. The qualified CONCACAF teams include: United States, Mexico, Costa Rica, Jamaica, and the winners of playoff matches between Panama and Cuba, and Trinidad & Tobago and Haiti.
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