Copa América 2024: Venezuela vs Mexico Predictions (06/26/24)

The Copa América will continue this Wednesday, June 24 at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, in Los Angeles, California, where Venezuela will face Mexico. This meeting will be one of the most important in the sector, since the winner will get his ticket to the next round and will have ample opportunity to do so as the leader. La Vinotinto comes to this match after coming back in its debut against Ecuador, so motivation is at its peak.

Meanwhile, the Mexican National Team suffered to achieve a victory by the minimum difference against Jamaica, an old acquaintance as it is from the Concacaf area. At Goal.com we tell you all the relevant information about this Copa América commitment that promises many emotions.

• Both teams score – No – at 1.80 betting with Betane
• Result – Mexico to win – at 2.20 betting with Betane
• Under 2.5 goals – at 1.66 betting with Betane

All odds courtesy of Betano, correct at time of publication and subject to change.

Venezuela and Mexico, for a ticket to the quarterfinals

Group B of the Copa América 2024 is preparing for a decisive confrontation this Wednesday, June 26 in Inglewood, California, where the Mexican National Team will face Venezuela in a key match to define positions in the table. Both teams arrive with high morale after important victories in their first matches of the continental tournament. The winner will have their ticket to the quarterfinals, with a good chance of finishing first in Group B, while the loser will play everything on the last date.

Venezuela surprised by overcoming an adverse score against Ecuador, ensuring its 2-1 victory. In that duel, Jhonder Cádiz and Eduard Bello were the heroes of Vinotinto by scoring in the second half, taking advantage of the numerical superiority after the expulsion of Enner Valencia. This result marked a positive break for the team led by Fernando Batista, who has received praise for his strategy and team management.

For its part, Mexico had a less comfortable start by beating Jamaica by a narrow margin, with a goal from Gerardo Arteaga in the final stretch of the match played in Houston, Texas. Despite the victory, the team led by Jaime Lozano faces concerns over the injury of Edson Álvarez, who will miss the rest of the tournament due to a muscle tear. This loss represents a challenge for the captain and the coach, who has opted for a renewal in the Mexican team by leaving out veteran figures such as Raúl Jiménez and Guillermo Ochoa.

The match between Mexico and Venezuela promises to be exciting, with both teams looking to secure their place in the quarterfinals. Mexico, historically favorite in the odds, will have to face a motivated and rising vinotinto. The last time they met in an official competition was in the 2016 Copa América, where they tied 1-1. However, the current circumstances and the performance shown indicate that this match will be decisive for the future of both teams in the tournament.

For Venezuela, this match is an opportunity to consolidate its improvement compared to previous editions of the Copa América, where they did not achieve victories in the group stage in 2021. With figures like Jhonder Cádiz in excellent shape, the vinotinto will seek to maintain discipline and take advantage the opportunities against a high-caliber rival like Mexico.

SoFi Stadium in Inglewood will witness a vibrant duel, where fans expect to see a tactical game full of emotions. Both teams have a lot at stake and qualification for the next round could be defined with the three points in dispute.

It should be noted that in seven of Mexico’s most recent 10 games, only one team scored. In that period, four were victories for the Aztecs and the other three duels were losses. On the other hand, also in seven of Venezuela’s last 10 duels, two goals or less were scored, a sign of their usually close matches.