Colombia and Brazil to clash in the Final of the CONMEBOL Copa América Femenina 2025™

• The two sides drew 0–0 in the group stage.
• They were also finalists in the 2022 edition.

The title decider of the CONMEBOL Copa América Femenina 2025™ is here! Colombia and Brazil face off in the Grand Final this Saturday, August 2, at the Rodrigo Paz Delgado Stadium. This will be their second meeting of the tournament.

The teams last met in the final round of Group B on July 25. On that occasion, Brazil played most of the match with one player down after goalkeeper Lorena was sent off — an advantage the Cafeteras couldn’t capitalize on. The game ended 0–0, which secured Colombia's qualification (Brazil had already advanced).

Their semifinal paths were quite different. Colombia needed penalties to eliminate Argentina, while Brazil comfortably beat Uruguay 5–1. Now, another historic chapter awaits South American women’s football.

Neither team has suspensions, so Ángelo Marsiglia and Arthur Elias will have their full squads available. If the match ends in a draw after 90 minutes, 30 minutes of extra time will be played. If still level, the title will be decided by a penalty shootout.

Probable Colombia lineup: Katherine Tapia; Carolina Arias, Daniela Arias, Jorelyn Carabalí, Daniela Caracas; Lorena Bedoya, Catalina Usme (Daniela Montoya), Leicy Santos; Valerín Loboa, Linda Caicedo, Mayra Ramírez.

Probable Brazil lineup: Lorena; Antônia, Isa Haas, Tarciane; Luany, Angelina, Ary Borges, Yasmin (Fátima Dutra), Marta (Kerolin); Gio Garbelini, Amanda Gutierres.

Key facts

• Linda Caicedo has attempted more dribbles than any other player in the tournament: 33 in total, completing 15.
• Brazil and Colombia have met eight times in this competition: 6 wins for Brazil and 2 draws. Colombia hasn’t scored against Brazil in the tournament since 2010.
• Brazil has conceded just one goal in their last five final-stage matches — the one against Uruguay in the semis (5–1).
• Colombia hasn’t scored more than one goal in a final-stage match since 2014, when they beat Ecuador 2–1.
• Amanda Gutierres (Brazil) has 5 goals and could tie Paraguay’s Claudia Martínez for the Golden Boot. If Brazil wins, she’d be the first Golden Boot winner to lift the trophy since Cristiane in 2014.
• Duda Sampaio has been involved in 5 goal-ending sequences — the second-best record of the tournament.
• Brazil and Colombia are the most clinical sides: both have converted 25% of their unblocked shots into goals.
• Leicy Santos leads the tournament in passes in the opposition half with 116, completing 71% of them.

Source: Opta

Referee appointments

• Referee: Dione Rissios (CHI)
• Assistant 1: Marcia Castillo (CHI)
• Assistant 2: Leslie Vásquez (CHI)
• Fourth official: Anahí Fernández (URU)
• Fifth official: Daiana Fernández (URU)
• VAR: Augusto Menéndez (PER)
• AVAR: Wilma Balderrama (BOL)
• Referee assessor: Barbra Bastias (CHI)
• Quality Manager: Carlos Pastorino (URU)

Match info

Date & Time: Saturday, August 2 at 4:00 p.m. local time / Bogotá (GMT-5), 6 PM in Brasília

Venue: Estadio Rodrigo Paz Delgado, Quito (Ecuador)