This is Date 12 in the South American Qualifiers – CONMEBOL

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  • The date of 12 South American ‍Qualifiers for the ⁢2026 FIFA World⁢ Cup will ⁣be held this Tuesday, November 19.
  • It will be their final matches for the South‌ American qualifiers in 2024.

The South American Qualifiers for⁤ the FIFA World Cup – the United States, Mexico ‍and Canada 2026 will have their last day of action in 2024⁢ this Tuesday, ⁢November 19, with the twelfth day clash between​ ten South American teams.

Bolivia will receive Paraguayan Gustavo ‍Alfaro,‍ who is on the rise, in his stronghold of El Alto; Colombia and Ecuador will face ⁢each other‍ in the hot Barranquilla; The La Boca neighborhood in Buenos Aires will be the venue for Argentina vs. Peru; Chile and Venezuela will ⁤meet in ​Santiago‌ and the date ‌will close with the classic clash between Brazil⁣ and Uruguay.

Below is ⁣all⁢ the information ahead⁤ of Date 12 of the South American Qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

– Tuesday, November 19:

in El Alto: Bolivia vs Paraguay

Situation: El Alto Municipal⁢ State

Time: 4:00 pm (BOL) – 5:00 pm (PAR)

Arbitrator: Andrés Matonte (URU)

OUR: Leodán​ González (URU)

Background:

  • Bolivia have won⁤ their last five home matches against ⁣Paraguay in the South American Qualifiers. This is La Verde’s second best ‍home winning streak against a team ⁤in the ⁢competition’s history, behind ‍six games against Venezuela between 1977 and 2005.
  • Bolivia have won their last three home ⁢games ​in the⁢ South American Qualifiers. It was the only time that La Verde achieved four consecutive victories ​at home⁣ in the ⁣same edition of the competition between July‌ and August⁢ 1993.
  • Paraguay have not ⁣conceded a goal in their last three away games in the South American Qualifiers (D3). Only three teams have achieved a streak of away goals longer⁣ than Albirroja’s current one: Uruguay between 1965 and 1973⁢ (four), Colombia between 2022 and 2023 (four) and Brazil between 1969 and⁢ 1981
  • Paraguay conceded ⁣five times⁣ fewer goals than Bolivia in the South American Qualifiers for ‌the 2026 World Cup (5 vs 25). La Albirroja received less than half of the shots⁤ on ⁣goal from La Verde in ⁣the competition (29 vs 77).

in Barranquilla: Colombia vs Ecuador

Situation: Roberto Melendez Metropolitan Stadium

Time: 18:00 ‌(COL)​ – 18:00 (ECU)

Arbitrator: Esteban Ostojich (URU)

OUR: Andrés Cunha (URU)

Background:

  • Colombia are​ unbeaten in their last⁣ nine home games against Ecuador in South American Qualifiers (W6 D3). La Tri’s only away win against the Cafeteros in the competition ⁤was in the‍ first duel between them: 1-0 in‌ 1965.
  • Colombia added 13 points at home in the South American Qualifiers for⁢ the 2026‌ World Cup (W4 D1),⁢ the same number of points it earned at‍ home in the last edition of the competition ‍(W3 D4 L2).
  • Ecuador conceded one goal in their ⁢last eight South⁤ American Qualifiers, in a 0-1 loss to Brazil. La Tri’s seven unbeaten runs are their ⁢most in a single edition of ‍the competition, ​matching the feat achieved in the 2002 World⁤ Cup qualifiers.
  • Enner Valencia is‌ behind Ecuador’s third best scorer in the South American Qualifiers, a position⁣ he shares today with Edison Méndez (11 goals each). ⁢Currently he is only behind Felipe Caicedo ​(15) and Agustín Delgado (16).

I ​ Buenos Aires: ⁢Argentina vs. Peru

Situation: Alberto J. Armando Stadium ‘La ‌Bombonera’

Time: 17:00 (FRI) – 19:00 (FRI)

Arbitrator: Wilmar Roldán (COL)

OUR: Yadir Acuña (COL)

Background:

  • Argentina are unbeaten in their last 18‌ matches ⁤against Peru ​in ‍South American⁢ Qualifiers (W12 D6). This is the Albiceleste’s best unbeaten streak against the same team in the competition’s history.
  • Argentina have not conceded a goal in 10 of their last⁣ 11 home​ games ‍in the⁤ South American Qualifiers (W9 D1 L1). The exception was ⁤in the victory against Uruguay⁤ in November⁢ 2023 (0-2).
  • Argentina is the team that has scored the most goals ​at home ⁤in South ​American Qualifiers for the⁢ 2026 World Cup (11, tied with Brazil, Uruguay and Colombia). On the ⁤other hand, Peru are one of the ⁣two teams that have yet to score a goal‍ as⁤ a visitor in the tournament, along with Paraguay.
  • Lautaro Martínez (31) ⁣is one goal away from equaling Diego Armando Maradona (32) in fifth place ​in the ranking of the best scorers in the history of Argentina, a list led by Lionel Messi (112). “Toro” has scored ⁢four goals against Peru in four ⁢games, ⁤including ⁢a double in the CONMEBOL⁤ Copa América final.

in Santiago: Chile vs Venezuela

Situation: Julio Martínez Prádano​ National Stadium

Time: 9.00pm (WHO) ⁢– 8.00pm (Friday)

Arbitrator: Facundo Tello (ARG)

OUR: Mauro Vigliano (ARG)

Background:

  • Venezuela ​have won two of⁤ their last ‍three ⁢matches against Chile in the South American Qualifiers ‌(W2 L1). La Vinotinto had only won once in their last 14 matches against La Roja in the competition’s ‍history (W11 D2⁤ L1).
  • Chile​ won 12 of their 17 matches against Venezuela in South American Qualifiers (W12 D2‍ L3). This is the best percentage of wins ‍for La Roja against
  • Venezuela have ⁣lost just three of their 11 matches in ⁢South American Qualifiers en route to the 2026 World Cup (W2 D6 L3), Vinotinto’s fewest wins in⁢ 11 editions of ‍the tournament.
  • On the ​final day against Brazil, Venezuela scored its ⁢first goal ‌from ‌outside the area in the South American Qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup In addition, eight of Vinotinto’s nine ⁤goals came from⁢ plays, ⁢all with‍ an assist for the goal.

I El Salvador: Brazil vs. Uruguay

Situation: Arena Fonte⁣ Nova

Time: 21:45 (GOOD) – 21:45 (URU)

Arbitrator: Piero Maza (CHI)

OUR: Juan Lara (CHI)

Background:

  • Brazil have won ⁢three of their six home games against Uruguay in the South American Qualifiers (W3 D3). The worst percentage is the winning​ Yellow green at home against ⁤a team in the competition’s history.
  • Uruguay won two⁣ of their 13 ‌matches against Brazil in South American Qualifiers (W2 D5⁣ L6). The Celeste’s ‍two victories were in the ⁤only games against the Canary where he did not concede goals: 1-0 in 2001 and 2-0 in 2023.
  • Playing ⁢at home in the South American Qualifiers, Brazil have not conceded a first-half goal in their last 18 matches, a streak they have maintained since‌ October 2016. The last teams to score ⁣before half-time visiting ‍the Canary In ‍this competition there were Colombia (September 2016) and Uruguay (March 2016).
  • Raphinha has ⁢15 goals‍ and eight goals in 20 games with‍ Brazil and Barcelona since August, when the European season began. He⁤ has three goals in the South American Qualifiers, five ‌goals and two‍ assists in the UEFA ‌Champions League and seven goals and six assists in Spain’s ‌LaLiga.

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What are the key matchups in⁣ the South American Qualifiers for Date ⁣12?

South‌ American Qualifiers‌ – Date 12 Overview

The South American Qualifiers for ⁤the 2026 ⁣FIFA World Cup continue⁣ with ⁣a ​packed schedule on Tuesday, November 19.​ Here’s a look at the matches and⁤ relevant details:

1. Bolivia vs ⁣Paraguay

Venue: El Alto Municipal State

Time: 4:00 PM (BOL) – 5:00 ‍PM‌ (PAR)

Referee: Andrés Matonte (URU)

  • Bolivia has a⁤ strong home record against Paraguay, winning their last five encounters in⁣ qualifying.
  • La Verde seeks to extend their‌ home winning⁤ streak, having won three consecutive matches on home soil.
  • Paraguay has been ​defensively solid, ⁣not ⁣conceding in their last three ⁢away games.
  • Paraguay’s defensive record ‍shows they conceded significantly fewer ⁢goals than Bolivia (5 ⁢vs 25).

2. Colombia vs Ecuador

Venue: Roberto Melendez ⁤Metropolitan⁢ Stadium, Barranquilla

Time: 6:00 PM (COL)⁤ – 6:00 PM (ECU)

Referee: ‍Esteban Ostojich (URU)

  • Colombia is⁤ unbeaten‌ at home against Ecuador in their last⁤ nine qualifying matches.
  • The⁣ Cafeteros⁤ have ‍earned 13 ‌points at⁣ home in this ‌qualifying round.
  • Ecuador conceded only ​one goal in their last eight qualifiers.
  • Enner Valencia is tied for Ecuador’s third-best all-time scorer in qualifiers.

3. ‌Argentina⁣ vs Peru

Venue: Alberto ⁤J. Armando Stadium ‘La ‌Bombonera’, ‌Buenos Aires

Time: 7:00 PM (ARG)

Referee: Wilmar Roldán‍ (COL)

  • Argentina boasts an 18-match unbeaten streak against Peru in qualifiers.
  • The Albiceleste has​ not conceded in 10 of their last 11 home ​matches.
  • They have the highest home scoring record in the current‍ qualifiers.
  • Lautaro Martínez is close to⁢ matching Maradona’s goal tally for ⁣Argentina.

4. Chile vs Venezuela

Venue: Julio Martínez Prádanos National Stadium, Santiago

Time: 9:00 PM (CHI)

Referee: Facundo Tello (ARG)

  • Venezuela has⁣ won ​two of‍ their last three matches against Chile.
  • Chile has a strong historical advantage,‍ winning​ 12 of 17 qualifying matches ‍against Venezuela.
  • Venezuela has shown a marked improvement in⁣ competitiveness in this qualifying cycle.
  • They recently scored their first goal from outside the box in the⁢ current⁤ qualifiers.

5. Brazil ​vs Uruguay

Venue: To be ⁣determined

Time: 9:30⁤ PM (BRA) – 9:30 PM (URU)

  • This historic‌ rivalry always promises excitement and competitive⁣ spirit.
  • Both teams are among‍ the top contenders and it will be ​a crucial match ‍for qualifying‌ standings.

As Date 12 unfolds, all eyes will be on these matches that will shape​ the path towards ⁣qualification for the World Cup in the United States, Mexico, and Canada in 2026.

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