Brazil and Colombia Face Off in High-Stakes Copa América Femenina Clash
Alright, let’s talk about a massive matchup in the 2025 Copa América Femenina—Brazil vs. Colombia. This is one of those games you don't want to miss, especially with both teams coming in absolutely on fire. It's happening tonight, Friday, July 25, at 8 p.m. Eastern, and it’s being held at Estadio Banco Guayaquil in Quito, Ecuador. You can catch it live on FOX Sports 2 or stream it for free with services like DirecTV, fuboTV, or Hulu + Live TV if you’re in the U.S.
Now, let me catch you up. Brazil has been absolutely dominant in this tournament so far. They’ve played three games, and in that time, they've only let in one goal—just one! On the other side of the pitch, Colombia isn’t coming in quietly either. They’re fresh off an incredible 8-0 win against Bolivia, and that momentum could make this match even more intense. Both teams have scored 12 goals total, and each has only conceded one. That’s how tight this matchup is.
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Brazil has already secured a spot in the semifinals, so tonight’s game is really about making a statement and keeping their perfect run alive. Colombia, meanwhile, is almost there too—but not quite. A win or even a draw tonight would officially book their ticket to the semifinals. If they lose, though, things could get a little complicated. Venezuela, which is three points behind Colombia, is playing Paraguay tonight as well. If Venezuela wins and Colombia loses, they’ll both end up with seven points. Then it comes down to tiebreakers—first goal difference, then goals scored. Right now, Colombia has a big edge in that department, but you never know how things might shake out.
And yes, if you’re into sports betting, there’s action to be had. Brazil is favored heavily—FanDuel lists them at -260. But honestly, this feels like the kind of game that could go either way depending on how Colombia shows up.
The semifinals and a fifth-place match are scheduled for Monday, July 28, and the final will take place August 2. Argentina has already locked up their semifinal spot as well, and the final team from Group A will be decided soon, with Chile, Ecuador, and Uruguay all still in the running.
So yeah, a lot is riding on tonight’s game. Two powerhouse teams, one stadium, and a whole lot of pride on the line. Whether you’re a diehard fan or just tuning in for some high-quality soccer, this one’s going to be worth your time.
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