🇦🇷 Copa Argentina: TV channel, kick-off times and live streaming in the UK

The Copa Argentina is Argentina's national cup, and its founding rule sets it apart from every other major cup on the continent: almost every match is played on neutral ground, in a city chosen in advance and often far from both clubs. Nobody hosts, nobody travels alone, and a fourth-division club faces Boca Juniors in a provincial stadium with two equally full ends. More than sixty clubs from every level enter, from first-division sides to clubs from regional football, and the bracket is fixed so that the big names only come in after the early rounds. The winner earns a Copa Libertadores place, which is enough to make this cup a second route to the continent for a club that would never have finished near the top of the league. River Plate and Boca Juniors hold the record. For a European viewer, matches are played in the Argentinian evening, which means the middle of the night in Europe.