A member of the Terra network of sites – the biggest in US Hispanic traffic – the deal will see the site offer fans throughout the US full coverage of the event.
The site will be available in Spanish, Portuguese and English.
Said Dennis Seda, editor-in-chief for Terra.com: "We've created a comprehensive and practical, user-friendly site that will allow soccer enthusiasts to have the next best thing to being at the Copa America in person, and that's seeing it virtually."
Terra.com has signed a deal to offer exclusive online coverage of soccer’s Copa America 2004.
