Jul 03 10:21a by Scott Schroeder
The Copa America isn't the biggest international soccer competition, but thanks to the wonders of the internet, it's at least gaining some steam around the world.
The tournament features some of the best players in Europe competing for their countries, and thanks to Youtube, everyone interested in watching high-level soccer on a beautiful Sunday afternoon has a chance to live out those goals.
The match-up between Brazil and Venezuela is expected favor Brazil, if that wasn't already clear by reading SB Nation's preview on the first of two Sunday games in Copa America action. Still, considering how easy it is to watch -- and how little else is actually on television during the Fourth of July weekend -- there aren't a lot of excuses to miss one of the best soccer teams in the world do their thing against Venezuela.
The second Sunday game, by the way, features Ecuador and Paraguay at 6:15 Eastern Time. That's right, it's basically a soccer double-header!
Brazil vs. Venezuela
Time: 3:00 pm ET
Venue: Estadio Ciudad de La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Television: Univision (United States), ESPN (United Kingdom), EuroWorld Sport and The Score (Canada), Fox Sports Latin America (Mexico, Central and South America), Setanta Sports (Australia), SuperSport (Most of Africa)
Online: Youtube (United States and International)
Yes, you can watch the entire tournament on Youtube for free with both English and Spanish commentary options on the official Copa America Youtube channel.
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Copa America 2011: Where To Watch Brazil Vs. Venezuela On TV And Streaming Live Online
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