Spain W vs Colombia W Prediction & Betting Tips (3 August)

Last year, Spain reached the pinnacle of world women's football by winning their first world championship title in Australia, and they are also aiming high in this new edition. The Spaniards qualified for these quarter-finals after recording three consecutive wins in the group stage, thus placing themselves at the top of their group. On its momentum, La Roja expanded its record by winning the Nations League at the expense of the France team 2-0. In recent days, they notably beat Nigeria 1-0 and Brazil 2-0. For their part, Colombia narrowly qualified during their group stage, winning only one match against two defeats, against the France 3-2 and Canada 0-1.

Despite this, Colombia has gone through a very good period in recent months, achieving four consecutive victories in friendly matches. They notably beat Mexico 1-0 and Venezuela twice 2-0 in the first leg and 3-0 in the return as preparation. However, La Tri stumbled in their final preparation match, losing at home to lowly Ecuador 1-2. 

Spain begins these quarter-finals with players mainly from Spanish clubs such as FC Barcelona and Real Madrid. On the other hand, Hermoso (Tigres, 118 caps, 56 goals) and Lucia Garcia (Monterrey, 49 caps, 11 goals) play in Mexico. The heart of the game is dominated by Barcelona's Putellas (120 caps, 30 goals), Bonmati (65 caps, 26 goals) and Guijarro (55 caps, 11 goals). On the flanks, Parralluelo (FC Barcelona, ​​27 caps, 12 goals) stands out, while Caldentey (Arsenal, 74 caps, 27 goals) is also formidable. Against Brazil, Putellas stood out with a goal scored at the very end of the match.

 Among the players on the Colombia team, we find experienced talents playing at a high level, such as striker and captain Catalina Usme, with 38 goals in 76 caps. Also included is 19-year-old Linda Caicedo, who plays for Real Madrid and is expected to shine during the competition. Note the absence of Catalina Perez, as well as that of numerous players who had been called up for the Nations League final in March, such as Chacon (Valencia, 13 caps, 2 goals), Bahr (20 caps), Vidal (54 caps, 11 goals), Robledo (Tenerife), and midfielders Ospina (69 caps) and Gaitan (39 caps).