In the preparation for the South American, Venezuela vs. Colombia, can Venezuela win all three points?

Venezuela's recent record is not ideal, with only two victories in the last six games and losing four games. However, their home performance is quite stable, with unbeaten in the last six home games, achieving two wins and four draws, and recently achieved home wins. Colombia's form has declined recently, winning only one game in the last six games, drawing three games and losing two games. More importantly, their away performance is quite weak, with three draws and three losses in the last six away games.

From the perspective of historical confrontations, Colombia has an absolute advantage, with a record of six wins, three draws and one loss in the last ten confrontations. However, football matches never just look at historical data, but the current state and fighting spirit are more important. In terms of tactical style, Venezuela usually adopts a 541 formation, focusing on defensive counterattacks, and good at finding the frontcourt fulcrum through long passes. Although the offensive efficiency is not too high, the defensive discipline is good. Colombia prefers the 4231 formation, emphasizes ball control organization, and takes the offensive route of technology flow. In terms of players, Venezuela's top scorer Longdong may be absent due to injury. He has scored five goals this season, which is an important fulcrum in the midfield and frontcourt. Midfielder Segovia is also unable to play due to suspension, which has a significant impact on the team's midfield organization. Colombia's lineup is relatively neat, with only substitute forward Bore confirmed to be absent.

Overall, although Colombia has the advantage in strength and historical confrontation, Venezuela has home advantage and stronger motivation to grab points. Colombia's poor performance away and may have insufficient fighting spirit due to qualifying early, which gives Venezuela an opportunity to take advantage of.

What Venezuela needs to do is rely on its home advantage to stabilize its defense, seize limited counterattack opportunities, and grasp the set piece well. Although Colombia has the advantage in control and technology, its away performance and fighting spirit are their weaknesses. In terms of fighting spirit, the key to this game is determined. This is the last round of the South American qualifiers. Colombia has entered the World Cup. Now Venezuela and Bolivia are competing for the last half of the place. Bolivia has 17 points, and the gap is only one point, so this game is crucial. I think Venezuela is very likely to score three points with its home advantage. The score is recommended to be 1-0, 2-1.