Brazil and Bolivia face off in Matchday 2 of Group B at the CONMEBOL Copa América Femenina 2025™

July 15, 2025

This will be the fifth Brazil vs. Bolivia match in the history of the competition.
Canarinha could take the provisional lead in the group.

Group Stage action continues on Wednesday, July 16, with the matchup between Bolivia and Brazil in Group B of the CONMEBOL Copa América Femenina 2025™. The Gonzalo Pozo Ripalda Stadium will once again host both teams in this edition.

Bolivia looks to bounce back from a 4-0 loss to Paraguay in their opener and earn their first points in the tournament. They also have the chance to achieve a historic result in what will be their fifth encounter against Brazil at the competition.

Brazil, on the other hand, opened with a solid 2-0 win over Venezuela and could secure the group lead with another victory—something no other team could match after the second matchday.

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Key facts

With an average age of 27 years and 328 days, Brazil fielded the oldest starting XI of Matchday 1. They also had the oldest starter overall: Marta (39 years and 145 days).
Brazil holds a perfect record against Bolivia in Copa América Femenina history with four wins in four matches. Still, Bolivia is one of just six teams to have scored against them—in a 6-1 defeat in 2006.
Brazil is on a streak of nine clean sheets in the tournament (9W), the longest in Copa América Femenina history. The last goal conceded was in 2018, in a 3-1 win over Chile.
Emily Doerksen attempted six dribbles in Bolivia’s opener against Paraguay, ranking second in this metric alongside Chile’s Yenny Acuña, behind only Paraguay’s Claudia Martínez (8).
Aidé Mendiola covered the fourth-most ball-carrying distance (152 meters) in the opening round and leads all players set to appear in Matchday 2.

Source: OPTA