Bolivia and Panama meet in the final group stage game of Group C at the Copa America where both teams sit outside of the automatic qualification slots.
Forebet is back once more for the latest data, trends, analysis and probability of winning in this one.
It’s been a rough ride for Bolivia so far in this group, and they head into the final match without a win, two defeats and therefore, zero points on the board.
¡GANAR 💪🏾!🎙️ @Amir_Murillo62: “Nuestro objetivo es ganar, es lo que único que tenemos en mente, y a partir de ahí veremos lo que sucede en el otro partido”.Palabras del defensor de #PanamáMayor 🇵🇦 en la previa del partido de mañana 🆚 Bolivia 🇧🇴. #TodosSomosPanamá 💪🏾 pic.twitter.com/XDF8GkofUV— FEPAFUT (@fepafut) June 30, 2024
¡GANAR 💪🏾!🎙️ @Amir_Murillo62: “Nuestro objetivo es ganar, es lo que único que tenemos en mente, y a partir de ahí veremos lo que sucede en el otro partido”.Palabras del defensor de #PanamáMayor 🇵🇦 en la previa del partido de mañana 🆚 Bolivia 🇧🇴. #TodosSomosPanamá 💪🏾 pic.twitter.com/XDF8GkofUV
Bolivia's first matchup was with the United States of America, and they suffered a 2-0 defeat after a goal from Christian Pulisic within the first three minutes of the game. Folarin Balogun then added a second before the end of the first half.
In total, the USA had 20 shots towards goal with eight of those hitting the target. Bolivia had just three shots on target of their own from a total of six shots.
After this, things got worse for them in a 5-0 hammering from Uruguay.
Five different goalscorers bagged for Uruguay that night, as Facundo Pellistri, Darwin Nunez, Max Araujo, Federico Valverde and Rodrigo Bentancur all netted a goal each across the 90 minutes. This was also part of nine shots on target for Uruguay from a total of 18 efforts towards the goal.
Bolivia once again offered very little going forward by seeing only 40% of the ball and having just one shot on target from four efforts.
These two losses in Group C also mean Bolivia haven't won since the end of March, as Ecuador, Mexico and Colombia all managed to beat them in friendlies that led up to these Copa America finals.
Panama still have a chance at qualifying out of this group with them heading into this final group game after narrowly defeating USA.
They did fall behind in that game when Balogun scored, but with Timothy Weah getting sent off shortly before that, Panama had a great chance to get back into the game. Cesar Blackman soon scored, but the headlines were stolen by Jose Fajardo, who netted in the final 10 minutes.
However, Adalberto Carrasquilla was also sent off towards the end of the match and is now suspended for this encounter.
Uruguay managed to beat Panama in the first match, as Michael Amir Murillo scored deep into stoppage time of a 3-1 loss for the country. Forebet now predicts a win for Panama and over 2.5 goals.