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Content updated at: 22-11-2023, 04:02 UTC

In this 2026 season we have another edition of the WC Qualification South America. With 10 teams participating, the competition will be played in the cup format, which will define who will be the champion of the competition.

Follow the WC Qualification South America on Betarena, with predictions, results updated in real time, and post-match impressions of all the matches of the season. It is also worth taking a look at the statistics section, where there is constantly updated data and all the information you need to place the right bets.

On Betarena's page you will find available all useful statistics about the 2026 WC Qualification South America league. Find out information about match results, goals and cards, to place profit bets.

WC Qualification South America 2026

The current edition of the WC Qualification South America is now in the Group Stage. At this stage, we will have defined who will be the teams advancing to the next phase of the competition.

After 6 rounds, the competition is averaging 1.83 goals per game. The best attack so far is Uruguay, with 13 goals scored, while on the other side the team with the worst attack is Paraguay, with only 1 goals to their credit.

As for defenses, the highlight goes to Argentina, which has conceded only 2 times. At the same time, Bolivia has the worst defensive numbers in this edition of the WC Qualification South America, with a total of 14 goals conceded.

It is also worth noting that in 50% of the games in WC Qualification South America 2026, the home teams have been victorious. The away side has won in 23.33% of matches, while 26.67% of matches have ended in a draw.

Individual highlights of the WC Qualification South America 2026

The current top scorer in the current WC Qualification South America season is Darwin Nuñez from Uruguay, who has scored 5 goals in the competition. He is followed by Lionel Messi, who plays for Argentina and has scored on 3 occasions.

Among the assistants, the highlight is Moisés Caicedo Corozo, Ecuador player, who has 3 passes leading to goals in this WC Qualification South America. Second in this ranking is Neymar, a player from Brazil, who has served teammates to score 3 times.

The WC Qualification South America

In 2022, WC Qualification South America had an average of 2.51 goals scored per match. The most efficient attack was Brazil, with 40 goals scored, while the least punished defense in that edition was Brazil, with only 5 goals conceded.

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