Chile and Uruguay face a crucial clash in the final round of the CONMEBOL Copa América Femenina™

• Chile currently sit second ahead of the decisive matchday.
• Uruguay must win to keep their qualification hopes alive.

The group stage of the CONMEBOL Copa América Femenina 2025™ is coming to an end, with the fifth and final matchday kicking off this Thursday, July 24: Chile and Uruguay meet in one of the decisive clashes in Group A.

La Roja come into the match following a crucial 2-1 win over Ecuador. With 6 points from four matches, they currently occupy second place. A draw is enough to secure a spot in the semifinals for Luis Mena’s side, as hosts Ecuador could only match their 7 points and would trail based on the head-to-head result.

For the same reason, however, even a win would not be enough to take the top spot in the group, since Argentina (9 points) won the encounter between the two.

Uruguay, in fourth place with 4 points, must win to have any chance of advancing. Ariel Longo’s squad will also need Ecuador to avoid a victory over Argentina – otherwise, they’ll need to overcome Chile on goal difference.

It’s worth noting that the team finishing third in the group will play in the Fifth Place Match, against the third-placed team from Group B. That match is scheduled for July 28, the same day the first semifinal will be played between the Group A winner (Argentina) and the second place from Group B.

Key stats

• Chile is one of the two teams with the most shots following high recoveries so far in the CONMEBOL Copa América Femenina 2025, with eight—leading the category alongside Brazil. Two of La Roja’s shots resulted in goals.
• Chile and Uruguay have faced each other only twice in the CONMEBOL Copa América Femenina, with one win each. La Celeste won in 2006 (2-1), while La Roja claimed victory in 2018 (1-0).
• Chile is looking to close its group stage campaign in the CONMEBOL Copa América Femenina with three wins—something it has never achieved before at this stage of the tournament.
• Only Raiderlin Carrasco (Venezuela, 11) has more key passes in the CONMEBOL Copa América Femenina 2025 than Uruguay’s Belén Aquino (8). The forward is still looking for her first assist in the tournament.
• Yastin Jiménez (Chile) has registered two headed shots on target in the CONMEBOL Copa América Femenina 2025, tying for second place with Colombia’s Jorelyn Carabalí, and trailing only Amanda Gutierres (Brazil, 3).

Source: Opta

Referee appointments

• Referee: Ivana Projkovska (MKD)
• Assistant 1: Giulia Tempestilli (ITA)
• Assistant 2: Iragartze Fernández (ESP)
• Fourth official: Emikar Calderas (VEN)
• Fifth official: Francis Garcia (VEN)
• Referee assessor: Ricardo Casas (ARG)

Match info

Date & time: Thursday, July 24, at 19:00 local time (GMT-5) – 20:00 in Santiago, 21:00 in Montevideo

Venue: Estadio Gonzalo Pozo Ripalda, Quito (Ecuador)