A new date of South American Qualifiers will be launched this Thursday and could be key to begin defining the teams that will qualify for the World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico 2026.
The leader of the table is Argentine National Teamwith 22 pointsthe product of seven wins, one draw and only two losses. Those led by Lionel Scaloni They seem to have everything on track to qualify for the next World and in a few more dates he could stamp his ticket in case a series of results occur.
A little further down, but with a very good panorama, appears Colombiawith 19 points. The “Coffee” team only fell against Bolivia and it is one of the most regular on the continent.
The other teams that are quite well off are Brazil and Uruguaywho share third and fourth place with 16 units each one.
Brazil He won in the last two presentations and it seems that little by little he recovers his memory. Uruguayfor its part, is going through a very weak moment and is dragging a drought of four games without scoring, but the fact that six teams qualify directly portends that it would not be so complicated to enter the World Cup event.
From here begins the real battle for classification Worldsince almost all the selections are very even.
The last ones that would be classified directly are Ecuador and Paraguaywith 13 points each one. In turn, Bolivia should compete in the playoffs since he has 12 units. In eighth place, waiting for some result that favors him, is Venezuelawith 11.
The standings are closed Peru and Chiliwith 6 and 5 points respectively. Although neither team seems to be finding its way, a couple of victories would revive their hope.
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The standings in the South American Qualifiers:
- Argentina: 22
- Colombia: 19
- Uruguay: 16
- Brazil: 16
- Ecuador: 13
- Paraguay:13
- Bolivia: 12
- Venezuela: 11
- Peru: 6
- Chile: 5
Source: Ambito
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