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1993 Copa América

Mexico's runner-up finish in the 1993 Copa América.

Mexico participated in the 1993 Copa América as an invited team from CONCACAF. They reached the final, where they were defeated 2–1 by Argentina.

Quick Facts

Host nation
Ecuador
Mexico's result
Champions (only Copa América title in history)
Legendary goalkeeper
Hugo Sánchez
Star forward
Luis García ('El Pistolero')
Significance
Mexico's sole Copa América championship

Lore & Background

Mexico was one of two non-CONMEBOL nations invited to the 1993 Copa América, alongside the United States. They advanced to the final but lost to Argentina, who won their record 14th continental championship.

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