Copa America Knockout Stage Odds – Lines for All Quarterfinal Games Including Brazil vs Panama & Uruguay vs Colombia

• The knockout stage bracket is set at the 2024 Copa America
• The quarterfinals feature Argentina vs Ecuador, Colombia vs Panama, Uruguay vs Brazil, and Venezuela vs Canada
• See the opening odds for all Copa America knockout stage games

The 2024 Copa America group stage is finished and the quarterfinal bracket is set. On the top half, defending Copa and World Cup-champion Argentina takes on Ecuador, while Group B-winner Venezuela faces Canada. In the bottom half, Colombia faces Panama, while Uruguay and Brazil meet in a heavyweight battle.

The table below lists the opening odds for all four games, including the three-way moneyline and the odds to advance to the semifinals.

Copa America Knockout Stage Odds

Argentina is the biggest favorite of the quarterfinals, listed at -223 to win in regular time and -500 to advance to the semifinals. The narrowest odds come from the Venezuela vs Canada game where Venezuela is +160 to win in 90 minutes and -125 to advance, while Canada is +190 in regular time and even-money to qualify for the semis.

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Argentina remains the favorite to win the title in the 2024 Copa America odds, sitting at +120, followed by Brazil at +300, Uruguay at +550, and Colombia at +650. After that top flight of teams comes Ecuador (+2200), Venezuela (+2500), and Canada (+3500). Panama (+8000) is the longest shot on the board of the eight remaining teams.

Argentina Perfect in Group Stage

The defending champs and top-ranked team in the world looked the part in Group A play. Argentina went a perfect 3-0-0 with a +5 goal differential. Emi Martinez had three clean sheets, stopping a total of seven shots across 270-plus minutes. Argentina started with a 2-0 win over Canada and then posted a very late 1-0 win over Chile and finished with a 2-0 victory over Peru with a handful of usual starters resting.

Despite coming off the bench in the first two games, Lautaro Martinez scored four of his team’s five goals. Julian Alvarez had the fifth.

Uruguay and Venezuela also went 3-0-0 in the group stage. Uruguay outclassed Panama (3-1) and Bolivia (5-0) before a narrow 1-0 win over host USA, which eliminated the Americans from the tournament.

Venezuela managed a 3-0-0 record in a hotly contested group with Ecuador (2-1), Mexico (1-0), and Jamaica (3-1).

Down in Group D, Colombia won the quartet with a 2-1-0 record (7 PTS) finishing two clear of Brazil (1-2-0, 5 PTS). Brazil rebounded from a tournament-opening 0-0 draw with Costa Rica with a resounding 4-1 win over Paraguay before playing Colombia to a 1-1 draw.

Brazil opened the scoring against Colombia to take over first-place in the live standings – courtesy of a majestic Raphinia free kick – but Daniel Munoz equalized just before halftime to conclude the scoring. Brazil’s second-place finish in the group sets up a brutal quarterfinal matchup with Uruguay.

Since moving to a group stage/knockout stage format in 1975, Uruguay and Brazil have been the most-successful teams with five Copa titles apiece.

Argentina and Chile have each won two, while Paraguay, Colombia, and Peru have won one each.