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Every time a final occurs in soccer, I prepare champions edits for both teams in the final. Of course, that means half of these edits don't get posted.
But since I worked hard on these edits and am proud of them, I have decided to start a small project called, "What Could've Been." This year, Atlético Madrid, Argentina, France, and Toronto FC are the runners-up of 2016.
Enjoy what could've been.
Today was the final of the Copa America Centenario! After 32 matches later and we have a champion!
After 120 minutes of end to end action and rash refereeing, the match went to penalty kicks. Chilean legend Arturo Vidal and Argentina great Lionel Messi missed both of their penalties to begin the shoot out. Chile and Argentina continued to score their penalties until Argentina's Biglia's shot was saved by Chilean goalkeeper Claudio Bravo. Gato Silva slotted away his penalty, winning the tournament for Chile for the second year in a row!
Congrats to Chile!
Today marks the first day of the Copa America Centenario, where the best North American national teams are invited to play against every South American national team.
To celebrate the 100th year of the CONMEBOL tournament, I drew the trophy used in promotions and listed each country participating. The countries are listed in alphabetical order, with the exception of Chile, who are the reigning champions of the tournament. The countries are written in colors which best represent the national team, whether it be prominent colors in the flag, team logo, or team kit.
A closer look at the drawing can be found below.
