The 46th edition of the Copa América, the quadrennial international men's football championship organized by CONMEBOL.The 2019 Copa America will be the last edition played on odd years. Starting in 2024, the tournament will be held in the same year as the UEFA Euro Cup.

Schedule

Copa America 2019 schedule is still yet to be decided

Venues

Estádio do Maracanã

CBF Vice President Fernando Sarney announced that Salvador, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Belo Horizonte and Porto Alegre are five cities that will host the tournament.

Rio de Janeiro (Estádio do Maracanã)
Salvador (Arena Fonte Nova)
São Paulo
Porto Alegre
Belo Horizonte (Estádio Mineirão)

Teams 

CONMEBOL announced that the Copa America 2019 would be played with 12 teams, the same number as since 1993 Copa America (apart from the Copa América Centenario 2016), with the two invited teams being Qatar and Japan from the AFC.

Argentina
Brazil (Host)
Chile (Current Champion)
Peru
Uruguay
Bolovia
Colombia
Ecuador
Japan (Invited)
Paraguay
Qatar (Invited)
Venezuela

Broadcasting

Argentina
Brazil 
Chile (Canel 13)
Peru
Uruguay
Bolovia
Colombia
Ecuador
Japan 
Paraguay
Qatar 
Venezuela
USA ( Telemundo Deportes)

The UEFA Champions League is an annual football Club competition organized by UEFA for the top football clubs in Europe. 

It was first held for the 1955-56 season and up until 1992, the tournament was called the European Cup.

UEFA Champions League Winner List

Season	Winners	Runners-up	Score
2017-18	Real Madrid	Liverpool	3-1
2016-17	Real Madrid	Juventus	4-1
2015-16	Real Madrid	Atlético Madrid	1-1 (5–3)
2014-15	Barcelona	Juventus	3-1
2013-14	Real Madrid	Atlético Madrid	4-1
2012-13	Bayern Munich	Borussia Dortmund	2-1
2011-12	Chelsea	Bayern Munich	1-1 (4–3)
2010-11	Barcelona	Manchester United	3-1
2009-10	Internazionale	Bayern Munich	2-0
2008-09	Barcelona	Manchester United	2-0
2007-08	Manchester United	Chelsea	1-1 (6–5)
2006-07	Milan	Liverpool	2-1
2005-06	Barcelona	Arsenal	2-1
2004-05	Liverpool	Milan	3-3
2003-04	Porto	Monaco	3-0
2002-03	Milan	Juventus	0-0
2001-02	Real Madrid	Bayer Leverkusen	2-1
2000-01	Bayern Munich	Valencia	1-1
1999-2000	Real Madrid	Valencia	3-0
1998-99	Manchester United	Bayern Munich	2-1
1997-98	Real Madrid	Juventus	1-0
1996-97	Borussia Dortmund	Juventus	3-1
1995-96	Juventus	Ajax	1-1
1994-95	Ajax	Milan	1-0
1993-94	Milan	Barcelona	4-0
1992-93	Marseille	Milan	1-0
1991-92	Barcelona	Sampdoria	1-0
1990-91	Red Star Belgrade	Marseille	0-0*
1989-90	Milan	Benfica	1-0
1988-89	Milan	Steaua Bucureşti	4-0
1987-88	PSV	Benfica	0-0
1986-87	Porto	Bayern Munich	2-1
1985-86	Steaua Bucureşti	Barcelona	0-0
1984-85	Juventus	Liverpool	1-0
1983-84	Liverpool	Roma	1-1
1982-83	Hamburg	Juventus	1-0
1981-82	Aston Villa	Bayern Munich	1-0
1980-81	Liverpool	Real Madrid	1-0
1979-80	Nottingham Forest	Hamburg	1-0
1978-79	Nottingham Forest	Malmö FF	1-0
1977-78	Liverpool	Club Brugge	1-0
1976-77	Liverpool	Borussia Mönchengladbach	3-1
1975-76	Bayern Munich	Saint-Etienne	1-0
1974-75	Bayern Munich	Leeds United	2-0
1973-74	Bayern Munich	Atlético Madrid	1-1
1973-74	Bayern Munich	Atlético Madrid	4-0
1972-73	Ajax	Juventus	1-0
1971-72	Ajax	Internazionale	2-0
1970-71	Ajax	Panathinaikos	2-0
1969-70	Feyenoord	Celtic	2-
1968-69	Milan	Ajax	4-1
1967-68	Manchester United	Benfica	4-1
1966-67	Celtic	Internazionale	2-1
1965-66	Real Madrid	Partizan	2-1
1964-65	Internazionale	Benfica	1-0
1963-64	Internazionale	Real Madrid	3-1
1962-63	Milan	Benfica	2-1
1961-62	Benfica	Real Madrid	5-3
1960-61	Benfica	Barcelona	3-2
1959-60	Real Madrid	Eintracht Frankfurt	7-3
1958-59	Real Madrid	Stade de Reims	2-0
1957-58	Real Madrid	Milan	3-2
1956-57	Real Madrid	Fiorentina	2-0
1955-56	Real Madrid	Stade de Reims	4-3

Alvaro Morata scored his 1st goal of 2018 in the fa Cup quarter-final win over Leicester City on Monday (AEDT), ending a run of thirteen games in all competitions without scoring.

The 25-year-old's dip in form, combined with a back injury, saw Antonio Conte experiment with Eden Hazard as a false 9 and use January arrival Olivier Giroud in place of Chelsea's record signing.

Alonso admits it's been a tricky time for his compatriot, however, he's assured the former Real Madrid man, who was unnoticed by Julen Lopetegui for this month's friendly matches, can relish a powerful finish to the season.

"Alvaro wasn't happy," Alonso told a conference. "He's suffered a handful of difficult months due to a back problem. he is at one hundred percent currently, he got here to scoring the other day...

"I hope he helps us at the end of the season. he is very vital and that I hope he is at the World Cup."

Alonso might earn his 1st senior Spain cap in Saturday's (AEDT) friendly with Germany, having earned a spot in Lopetegui's squad due to his form for Chelsea.

The 27-year-old insists he was never unduly distracted by his international prospects, despite his long wait to join the senior squad, however, he currently desires to create the foremost of his chance.

"I tried to offer it the least importance," he said. "My job was to try and do well at Chelsea and to be centred on the team's goals.

"It came as a surprise and a prize for the last few years. Now, I am quickly getting centred, and it's very exciting.

"It's quite a test. I take it as a chance. The boss is aware of me well from my time with the youth team. It's a chance to point out, to adapt quickly to the team's play and to earn a call-up more times."

Neymar Jr’s transfer to Paris Saint Germain has broken all types of monetary records in football as PSG bought him from FC Barcelona for a record $222 million (£198 million) quite double of what Manchester United’s obtained Paul Pogba (£89 million) back in 2016. Previous record transfers are distant reminiscences now as Neymar record transfer set the benchmark for years we. Here are top 35 most expensive football transfers of all times :

Top 35 Most Expensive Transfers of All Times

1	Neymar (2017)	FC Barcelona >> PSG	£198m
2	Paul Pogba (2016)	Juventus >> Manchester United	£89m
3	Gareth Bale (2013)	Totteham >> Real Madrid	£85.3m
4	Cristiano Ronaldo (2009)	Man Utd >> Real Madrid	£83.7m
5	Gonzalo Higuain (2016)	Napoli >> Juventus	£75.3m
6	Romelu Lukaku (2017)	Everton >> Manchester United	£75.3m
7	Luis Suarez (2014)	Liverpool >> Barcelona	£75m
8	Neymar (2013)	Santos >> Barcelona	£71.5m
9	Alvaro Morata (2017)	Real Madrid >> Chelsea	£70.9m
10	James Rodriguez (2014)	Monaco >> Real Madrid	£63m
11	Oscar (2017)	Chelsea >> Shanghai SPIG	£60m
12	Zlatan Ibrahimovic (2009)	Inter Milan >> Barcelona	£59m (40m+Eto’o)
13	Angel Di Maria (2014)	Real Madrid >> Man Utd	£59.7m
14	Kaka (2009)	AC Milan >> Real Madrid	£56m
15	Kevin De Bruyn (2015)	Wolfsburg >> Manchester City	£55m
16	Edinson Cavani (2013)	Napoli >> PSG	£55m
17	Raheem Sterling (2015)	Liverpool >> Manchester City	£55.2
18	Benjamin Mendy (2017)	Liverpool >> Manchester City	£55.2
19	Kyle Walker (2017)	Tottenham >> Manchester City	£50m
20	Angle Di Maria (2015)	Manchester United >> PSG	£49.7
21	Rademal Falcao (2013)	Atletico Madrid >> Monaco	£51m
22	John Stone (2016)	Everton >> Manchester City	£50m
23	David Luis (2014)	Chelsea >> PSG	£50m
24	Fernando Torres (2011)	Liverpool >> Chelsea	£50m
25	Carlos Tevez (2009)	West Ham >> Man City	£47m
26	Alexandre Lacazette (2017)	Lyon >> Arsenal	£46.5m
27	Zinedine Zidane (2001)	Juventus >> Real Madrid	£46m
28	Hulk (2016)	Zenit >> Shanghai SIPG	£46.4
28	Bernardo Silva (2017)	AS Monaco >> Manchester City	£43m
29	Mesut Özil (2013)	Real Madrid >> Arsenal	£42.4m
30	Alex Teixeira (2016)	Shakhtar Donetsk >> Jiangsu Suning	£39.3
31	James Rodríguez (2013)	FC Porto >> AS Monaco	£38.5
32	Juan Mata (2014)	Chelsea >> Manchester United	£37.1m
33	Luis Figo (2000)	Barcelona >> Real Madrid	£37m
34	Anthony Martial (2015)	Monaco >> Manchester United	£36m
35	Hernán Crespo (2000)	Parma >> Lazio	£35.5m

Update: Fc Barcelona recently signs Ousmane Dembélé from Borussia Dortmund for a record price of  €105 million, making him the most expensive Barcelona player & second most expensive player after Neymar Jr in the world.