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Cominable on one side, outwardly, is doing exactly what it needs to do by creating more opportunities for players, but then also players saying, hey, these are the very basic things we need.

So while they are addressing some of the issues, they aren't addressing the very, very basics, like allowing players to use the pitch, marketing the tournament or doing all these different things.

And I do think that

speaks to the struggle of South American football, you know, the ground level investment that needs to

happen. So we are able to have success, especially, you know, with 2027 around the corner.

Hello and welcome to full-time. I am Tamara Griffin, and on this week's episode, we are heading south to discuss Copa

America Feminine 25, the third major continental tournament happening right now.

I can't even say summer because it's South America,

which means it's winter in Ecuador who is hosting. And there's a lot you need to know about this

tournament. It is not your Wafcon. It is certainly not your Euros. We're talking 10 teams,

two groups of five. If you're doing the math, don't worry. We will walk you through it because

we will be joined on this episode by our colleague, the athletic soccer writer Melanie and Zide, who has been doing excellent with her coverage of this tournament. We're going to be talking to her about what's happening on and off the pitch as always. Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, Venezuela, a bunch of teams who are vying for five places, not only the championship, of course, but there are a lot of other ways that these teams can advance in this tournament, not just continentally, regionally, with other big tournaments coming up.

There's a lot to learn. And I know that I learned a lot from talking to Melanie, but we're not only talking to her.

We also have an interview with Houston Dash and Venezuela midfielder Barb Olivieri,

who talks about what it means to represent her country.

They've also been having a very interesting coppa.

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