Here, theScore runs through some standout statistics from this summer's Copa America.
3 - Scoreless quarterfinal matches.
7 - Goals that were chalked off by VAR during the last-eight matchups.
8 - Saves made by Roberto "Gatito" Fernandez to guide Paraguay into a penalty shootout against Brazil. He produced seven saves over his previous three matches in the group stage.
10 - Players with two goals to their name. Who will be the first to net their third in Brazil?
14 - Uruguayan forward Luis Suarez's run of successful penalties before his effort to begin Saturday's shootout with Peru was thwarted by Pedro Gallese.
15 - Chile's Erick Pulgar and Uruguay's Rodrigo Bentancur are level for the most successful tackles across the group stage and quarterfinals.
16 - Tournament-high successful dribbles completed by Brazilian breakout star Everton. Lionel Messi is second with 13.
17 - Alexis Sanchez has been fouled more than any other player.
22 - Nicolas Otamendi's unmatched clearance count. When in doubt, bludgeon it out.
75 - Percentage of successful routes into the semifinals for Peru over the past four tournaments.
76 - Fouls committed by Chile, the dirtiest team at the tournament.
84 - Shoot on sight. Brazil has fired an average of 21 shots every 90 minutes, converting under 10 percent of its efforts on goal.
