Paraguay vs Uruguay: High Stakes Battle for World Cup Spot
FIFA World Cup qualification (CONMEBOL) - Paraguay VS Uruguay
Match Time:06-06-2025 07:00 Friday (GMT+8)
Football Livescore | Match Prediction & Tips
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Paraguay and Uruguay, both with 21 points, will compete in Asuncion to secure their spots in the next World Cup, comfortably ahead of Venezuela and favored to qualify for 2026.
Team Analysis:
Paraguay has transformed its qualifying campaign from a slow start to strong recent performances, securing a solid position for World Cup qualification with impressive home form. Despite this, their upcoming matches against tough opponents like Uruguay, Ecuador, and Brazil make their path challenging.
Uruguay, meanwhile, has struggled with poor form over the past year but still remains in a qualifying spot thanks to earlier points. A win against Venezuela would confirm their place, though they need better performances to build confidence for the World Cup.
Player Situation:
Paraguay’s squad remains mostly unchanged, with key players like Mathias Villasanti nearing milestones and in-form Isidro Pitta pushing for a start. Uruguay’s lineup sees Federico Valverde withdraw to focus on club duties, while Manuel Ugarte joins despite recent travel. Giorgian De Arrascaeta stands out as Uruguay’s top scorer and key threat.
Result Prediction:
Paraguay remains defensively strong despite a more attacking style, while Uruguay struggles to score and must improve significantly. This match will be a tough test for Uruguay.
Predicted Result: Paraguay 0-0 Uruguay.
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