September 10 – World Cup qualifiers: 1-2 vs Bolivia (lost)

September 5 – World Cup qualifiers: 3-0 vs Argentina

June 29 – Copa America: 0-0 against Canada

June 25 – Copa America: 0-0 against Peru

September 10 – World Cup qualifiers: 2-1 vs Argentina (won)

September 6 – World Cup qualifiers: 1-1 vs. Peru

July 14 – Copa America (Final): 1-0 vs Argentina (lost)

July 10 – Copa América (semi-final): 1-0 vs Uruguay (won)

“We should not lower our arms, I see that the team is strong. We are very strong and we know a little about Colombia’s present, its strengths. We are able to play a very good match and here in Barranquilla to achieve a good result, that is what keeps us convinced to overcome these difficulties. I only think about achieving a good result.”

“We analyze, even though we have seen a lot of Colombia, we always try to neutralize the opponent, but we also try to loosen up. It is necessary that we can become a little looser in the game, it is something fundamental for our growth and in this way we can develop what we are capable of.”

“We are in a situation where Colombia may become the favorites, but we as a group, as far as Chile can relax, our chances are starting to grow, without neglecting to take the precautions that the match deserves because of the importance of the match .” the opponent and our situation. We have to be attentive in every aspect.”

“It’s a double-edged sword (Chile’s hard gift) because a very needy team will give everything until the last breath. So it will be a very tough match because they have very good players and a great coach.”

“James put a lot of wear and tear on him, but he finished very well. We had previously done some very important work on all the players to mitigate the effects of the altitude and now we have been working on recovery after the match so everyone will arrive very well. “

“We know what we are playing for. The most important thing is to respect this throughout the match. We believe in what we have, in the work we have done. We have to approach this match seriously and we are confident that we will do that .” get the three points.

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Argentina: 5:30 PM on TyC Sports Play and TyC Sports Argentina
Bolivia: 4:30 PM on Disney+
Brazil: 5:30 PM on Canais Globo, Zapping, Claro TV+, Sky+, Vivo Play, SporTV
Chile: 4:30 PM on Chilevision, ESPN and Disney+
Colombia: 3.30 pm on Caracol TV and RCN
Ecuador: 3:30 PM on Canal del Futbol
USA (ET): 4:30 PM on Fanatiz
Spain: 10:30 PM on Movistar +, Movistar Liga de Campeones 2, Movistar Liga de Campeones, Vamos
Mexico: 2:30 PM
Paraguay: 4:30 PM
Peru: 3:30 PM on Movistar Play and Disney+
Uruguay: 5:30 PM on NS Eventos 1, AUF TV, DIRECTV Sports, TCC, Montecable HD 1, Cardinal TV
Venezuela: 4:30 PM

In Chile the presence of Eduardo Vargas stands out. The 34-year-old midfielder has been one of the team’s standout performers in the qualifiers so far, scoring two goals in three matches played, making him a starter in all of them. He played a total of 245 minutes.

In Colombia the presence of James Rodriguez stands out. The 33-year-old forward has been one of the team’s standout performers in the qualifying rounds so far, with two goals and three assists in nine games played, six of which he has been a starter. He has played a total of 606 minutes.

In the South American qualifiers…

If we only look at the times they faced each other in the South American qualifiers, we count 17 matcheswhere the numbers favor Colombia with six wins, while Chile have won four, for a balance of seven draws.

If we take into account the number of times Colombia played Chile at home in the South American qualifiers, there are eight matcheswhere the Colombians have the advantage with four wins to one that the Australians have won, and the three draws that have taken place.

Chile are not doing well in the qualifiers and have just lost their most recent home match against Brazil by a minimal margin. Furthermore, Peru’s victory over Uruguay meant that Ricardo Gareca’s team was overtaken and left in last place in the rankings.

The generational change has not been easy for the Australians, who have a lot of work to do if they are to avoid a fifth straight defeat in the qualifiers and renew their chances of qualifying for the World Cup.

Colombia just lost on its visit to Bolivia, in a match where it couldn’t muster the extra man it had for most of the match. However, the Bolivian team was able to play at home and took the three points. This ended Colombia’s streak of 31 games without a loss in 90 minutes in the Néstor Lorenzo era.

However, the Colombian team remains in second place in the rankings, thanks to the fact that Uruguay also lost to Peru the day before, and the gap with Argentina, who drew in Venezuela, is only three points.

My name is Jhonatan Martinez and I will be your host for this match. We bring you pre-match analysis, score updates and live news here on VAVEL.