Intended to spotlight women's football in South America, the 2025 Women's Copa America in Ecuador has instead exposed deep inequalities with the men's game, outraging some players and drawing unflattering comparisons with the Women's Euros in Switzerland.

The Copa América Femenina has gotten off to a rough start. Players complained about the training conditions for group-stage matches at the tournament in Ecuador and the lack of VAR as well as near-empty stadiums for many games.

It looks like we’re almost halfway towards the conclusion of the 2025 Copa America Femenina. The first finalist is confirmed to potentially make their case for the CONMEBOL tournament after Colombia defeated Argentina in a close yet exhilarating penalty shootout to also earn the spot for the 2028 LA Olympics.

FOX Sports, America’s English-language home for the world’s top international soccer tournaments, today presents coverage plans for CONMEBOL Women’s Copa América 2025™. From Friday, July 11, to Saturday,

CONMEBOL said it has adjusted pre-match procedures at the Copa América Femenina, following criticism from Brazilian players and coaching staff.

It’s been a rough ride so far for the 2025 Copa América Femenina. It has become a subject of scrutiny for many reasons, including how the UEFA Women’s Euros are happening at the same time, and fans are hoping for big plays by the teams and whatnot.

Argentina will face Colombia in the CONMEBOL Women’s Copa America 2025 semifinal. Fans in the U.S. won’t miss a moment, with complete coverage available live on TV and through streaming services.

After constant rumors around the Lionel Messi vs. Lamine Yamal, CONMEBOL has confirmed the date for the Finalissima between Argentina and Spain.