World Cup Qualification South America Standings & Stats

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World Cup Qualification South America

Season runs Sep 7, 2023 โ€” Sep 14, 2025
55
Teams
135
Matches
135
Played
2.25
Avg goals
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Standings
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1Argentina17122331:9+2238
2Ecuador1778213:5+829
3Brazil1784524:16+828
4Uruguay1776422:12+1027
5Colombia1767422:15+725
6Paraguay1767413:10+325
7Venezuela1746715:22-718
8Bolivia17521016:35-1917
9Peru172696:20-1412
10Chile1724119:27-1810
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World Cup Qualification South America 23/24 โ€” Table & Predictions

The World Cup Qualification South America 23/24 season is the continent's fiercely contested road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Currently, after 17 matchdays, Argentina sits comfortably at the top of the table, dominating the campaign with a formidable points tally. With 135 events completed and an average of 2.25 goals per game, the competition continues to deliver high-stakes drama as teams battle for automatic qualification spots.

World Cup Qualification South America Table

Argentina leads the standings with 38 points from 17 matches, having secured 12 wins, 2 draws, and only 3 losses. Their defensive record is the best in the league, conceding just 9 goals while scoring 31. Ecuador holds second place with 29 points, showing remarkable resilience with 8 draws and only 2 defeats. Brazil is third with 28 points, closely followed by Uruguay with 27. The race for the remaining automatic spots is intense, with Colombia and Paraguay both on 25 points. Venezuela sits in 7th with 18 points, facing an uphill battle to climb into the qualification places.

Favorites & Title Chances

Based on the current standings, points gaps, and form, Argentina has around a 75% chance to finish top of the World Cup Qualification South America table. Their 9-point lead over second-placed Ecuador with only a few matchdays remaining makes them overwhelming favorites. Ecuador has approximately a 15% chance, relying on a near-perfect finish and a significant slip from Argentina. Brazil, despite their pedigree, faces a 10% chance, as they trail the leader by 10 points and have shown inconsistency with 5 losses. The schedule and remaining fixtures heavily favor the reigning world champions.

Season Stats

Across 135 finished events, the league has produced an average of 2.25 goals per match. Argentina's attack has been the most prolific with 31 goals, while Ecuador boasts the stingiest defense, conceding only 5 times. The competition features 55 teams in total, though the final qualification stage is contested by the 10 CONMEBOL nations. The top scorers list is led by players from the top-ranked sides, with Argentina's offensive output significantly boosting the overall goals-per-game average.

World Cup Qualification South America Match Predictions

Our World Cup Qualification South America predictions are generated by analyzing a blend of current form, head-to-head statistics, home and away records, and the latest betting odds. We assess the probability of outcomes for every fixture, considering factors like the tight defensive setups of teams like Ecuador and the attacking firepower of Argentina. Upcoming matchdays will be crucial for the mid-table clash between Colombia and Paraguay, where a single result could reshape the race for World Cup spots. Check back for detailed outcome probabilities and betting insights for each scheduled match.

World Cup Qualification South America โ€” FAQ

Who is top of the World Cup Qualification South America table?
Argentina is currently top of the table with 38 points from 17 matches. They have recorded 12 wins, 2 draws, and 3 losses.
Who will win the World Cup Qualification South America? What are the favorites' chances?
Argentina is the clear favorite to win the group with an estimated 75% chance. Ecuador has around a 15% chance, while Brazil's chances are approximately 10%, trailing the leader by 10 points.
Where can I find World Cup Qualification South America match predictions?
You can find detailed match predictions on our dedicated league page. We provide outcome probabilities and betting insights based on team form, stats, and the latest odds for every fixture.
Who is the World Cup Qualification South America top scorer?
While the exact top scorer name is not specified in the current data, the leader comes from the top attacking teams. Argentina leads the league in goals scored with 31, suggesting their forwards are prime candidates.
How many teams play in the World Cup Qualification South America?
The qualification process involves all 10 CONMEBOL nations, though the overall competition stats list 55 teams across all phases. The main league table features the 10 South American national teams competing for World Cup spots.
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