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Recent Matches before the game

H2H Record before the game

The Copa America Femenina match between Brazil and Colombia at Estadio Banco Guayaquil in Quito ended in a 0-0 draw. The game was more balanced than pre-match AI predictions suggested, with Brazil having a slight edge in possession (49.3% vs 50.7%). Brazil had more shots (12 vs 9) but the shots on target were equal (2 vs 2).
Brazil played in a 3-4-3 formation, while Colombia used a 4-3-3 setup. A key event was Lorena's red card for Brazil in the 24th minute, which significantly impacted the game's dynamic. The match was physical, with Brazil committing 23 fouls and receiving 2 yellow cards, compared to Colombia's 16 fouls and 1 yellow card.
The AI predicted a Brazil win (66.5% probability), but the draw probability was also relatively high (19.3%). The AI model did not expect a balanced game beforehand.
Brazil's recent form includes high-scoring wins against Paraguay (4-1) and Bolivia (6-0), but also a loss to France (3-2). Colombia's recent form shows convincing wins against Bolivia (8-0) and Paraguay (4-1), along with a draw against Venezuela (0-0).
Looking at recent head-to-head matches, Brazil has had the upper hand. However, the previous encounter ended in a draw (1-1 in October 2024).
Colombia's next game is against Argentina. Argentina is in good form, having won all their recent matches in the Copa America Femenina. Their recent form makes them a dangerous opponent for Colombia.
In the previous game between Argentina and Colombia (November 2024), they drew 1-1. Colombia will need to improve their attacking output if they want to win this match, considering that Argentina has been solid in defense in recent games.
Brazil played with 10 players after the red card and still managed to keep a clean sheet. Colombia couldn't capitalize on the advantage. Brazil has a stronger squad compared to Colombia, but the numerical disadvantage proved to be a significant factor.
Brazil's inability to score, even with a normally strong attack, suggests they struggled to adjust their tactics after the red card. This result halts Brazil's momentum in the Copa America Femenina. Colombia, while securing a valuable point, needs to sharpen its attack to challenge for the title.

The Estadio Banco Guayaquil in Quito, Ecuador, is set to host a thrilling Copa América Femenina clash on July 25, 2025, between Brazil and Colombia. AI algorithms predict a victory for Brazil, assigning them a 66.5% win probability compared to Colombia's 14.2%. The draw probability is calculated at 19.3%. Brazil enters the match with a stronger team rate of 0.781, while Colombia's rate stands at 0.504.
Brazil's recent form has been impressive, with dominant wins against Paraguay and Bolivia in the tournament, showcasing their attacking prowess. However, a recent friendly loss against France proves they are not invincible. Keep an eye on Marta, the veteran forward, and the rising star, Bia Zaneratto, whose goal-scoring ability could be pivotal. Colombia, on the other hand, demonstrated their offensive capabilities with resounding victories against Bolivia and Paraguay. The team will rely on the expertise of Catalina Usme, their all-time leading scorer, to pose a threat to Brazil's defense.
Historically, Brazil has held the upper hand in head-to-head matches, winning three of the last four encounters with Colombia. Although, one match ended in a draw. This upcoming match promises a captivating encounter between two of South America's strongest teams.