Bolivia vs Brazil Prediction 10.09.2025 | WC Qualifiers

The prospect of Bolivia ending their absence from the World Cup finals dating back to 1994 has all but faded, after they were comprehensively brushed aside 3-0 by Colombia in their penultimate qualifier.

In fact, La Verde are not mathematically out of the race for a top-seven finish just yet, sitting only a single point adrift of the final playoff berth currently held by Venezuela, but their last hurdle against the mighty Brazil looks like a task that will demand nothing short of a miracle.

Bolivia may be staring at a mammoth task, but they can draw confidence from their strong record at the Estadio Municipal de El Alto, staying unbeaten across their last six home fixtures and turning four of those into valuable wins.

Right-back Diego Medina will need to undergo assessment after being forced off in the 68th minute against Colombia, though 22-year-old Yomar Rocha is ready to step in against Brazil.

Although Brazil had already sealed their spot for next June’s World Cup, they chose to sign off their final home qualifying match in style, delighting their loyal fans with a convincing 3-0 victory over an unfortunate Chile side.

That routine victory saw newly-appointed coach Carlo Ancelotti not only maintain his unbeaten record since taking charge (W2 D1), but also oversee his side remain untouchable on goal under his leadership after previously drawing nil-nil with Ecuador and edging past Paraguay by a single goal.

To remain the "best of the rest" behind elusive leaders Argentina, Selecao will need to grab all the spoils without relying on the other results, but it may not go so smoothly as they haven't had many shining moments on foreigh soil in these qualifiers, winning just two and losing half of their eight to date.

Considering that two of the three goals against Chile came from substitutes Lucas Paqueta and Bruno Guimaraes, it’s highly likely that one of them will start in Wednesday’s final World Cup qualifier.