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The 2025 Copa America Femenina final between Colombia and Brazil ended in a thrilling 4-4 draw after extra time at Rodrigo Paz Delgado in Quito, Ecuador. Brazil ultimately won 5-4 on penalties.
Linda Caicedo opened the scoring for Colombia in the 25th minute. Angelina equalized for Brazil with a penalty in the 45th+9 minute. An own goal by Tarciane in the 69th minute restored Colombia's lead, only for Amanda Gutierres to level the score for Brazil in the 80th minute. Mayra Ramirez put Colombia ahead again in the 88th minute. Marta scored twice for Brazil in the 90th+6 and 105th minutes. Leicy Santos equalized for Colombia in the 115th minute, forcing penalties.
Brazil had more possession (59.9%) and shots (21) compared to Colombia (40.1% possession, 14 shots). Brazil also had more shots on target (9) than Colombia (6). Both teams committed a similar number of fouls (Colombia 19, Brazil 17) and received the same number of yellow cards (4 each).
The AI-powered pre-game prediction favored a Brazil win, which aligns with their higher team rate (0.744) compared to Colombia (0.447) and a win probability of 51.8% compared to Colombia's 22.8%. The AI model did not expect a balanced game. While Brazil won the match on penalties, the game was exceptionally close and could have gone either way.
Colombia's recent form includes a mix of draws and wins, with a dominant 8-0 victory over Bolivia showcasing their attacking capabilities. Brazil's recent form shows dominance with high-scoring wins against Uruguay and Bolivia. However, both teams drew 0-0 in their group stage match in this tournament.
Historically, Brazil has had the upper hand in head-to-head matches against Colombia. Prior to this match, Brazil had won or drawn the last 5 matches against Colombia.
Colombia's previous matches suggest some difficulty breaking down strong defensive teams, with multiple 0-0 draws. Brazil's previous matches show a strong attacking presence but also vulnerability, as seen in the recent 1-1 draw against Colombia where they got a red card.
This final was a dramatic encounter that showcased the intensity and competitiveness of the Copa America Femenina. The penalty shootout victory for Brazil continues their dominance in the tournament.

On August 2nd, 2025, Colombia will face Brazil at the Rodrigo Paz Delgado in Quito, Ecuador, in a highly anticipated Copa America Femenina match. An AI prediction model favors Brazil with a 51.8% win probability, while Colombia has only a 22.8% chance. A draw is estimated at 25.4%. Brazil's overall strength is rated at 0.744, significantly higher than Colombia's 0.447.
Brazil's recent form has been strong, with dominant wins in their last few matches, showcasing their attacking prowess. Key players like Debinha, known for her clinical finishing, and Bia Zaneratto, a midfield maestro, will be crucial for Brazil's success. Colombia, while showing flashes of brilliance, particularly in their high-scoring games against Bolivia and Paraguay, has struggled against tougher opponents.
Their last encounter ended in a goalless draw. The AI's prediction suggests Brazil's superior squad depth and tactical flexibility will give them the edge. However, Colombia, playing on relatively neutral ground, will be looking to defy the odds and secure a vital victory. The match promises to be a captivating contest between two South American football powerhouses. All eyes will be on whether the AI's prediction proves accurate.