Best Value Soccer Prop Picks for Colombia vs Uruguay 7/10/2024

Colombia vs Panama Match Information

• Match: Colombia vs Uruguay
• Date/Time: Wednesday, July 10, 9 p.m. ET
• Venue: Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte
• Colombia vs Uruguay Live Streaming: fuboTV

Colombia vs Panama Betting Odds and Spread

Best Prop Picks for Colombia vs Uruguay

Bet on Both Teams to Score (Ev)

Again, no other team has scored more goals in Copa American than Colombia with 11. Los Cafeteros are followed by Uruguay with nine. Besides Daniel Munoz, Luis Diaz and Jhon Cordoba, Colombia’s top scorers with two goals each, Darwin Nunez and Maximiliano Araujo also have scored two goals each, allowing them to be Uruguay’s top scorers and to remain in the Golden Boot race.

Darwin Núñez’ excellent volley for Uruguay’s second goal vs. Panama.

Marcelo Bielsa loved that one. pic.twitter.com/HcvshEULlJ

— Warriors of Uruguay (@UruguayanHeroes) June 24, 2024

That’s basically why Both Teams to Score – Yes is at even money in the latest soccer odds. Well, there’s also the fact that the last meeting between the two finished 2-2. It was on the road to the 2026 World Cup; Colombia won the first half 1-0, while Uruguay managed to win a point thanks to Nunez, who scored from the penalty spot in the 91st minute. Summing up, you can expect a back-and-forth battle from start to end.

Best Bet to Score: Jhon Cordoba (+300)

No other team has scored more goals than Colombia with 11. After Munoz, Diaz and Cordoba with two goals each, James Rodriguez is also having a great tournament with one goal and five assists.

Why bet on Cordoba at the top best to score? Besides the +300 price he’s offering in the sportsbook, keep in mind that he’s the center-striker. In other words, Diaz and Rodriguez create chances for him – at least that’s Plan A.

There’s also the fact that we’re talking about an experienced player who scored at least 18 goals in each of the last two seasons with FC Krasnodar. Finally, he scored the opener in the 5-0 victory over Panama but prior to that, he scored the third goal against Costa Rica. In other words, he never slows down!

No Shootout Needed – Colombia (+185)

Three of the four games during the quarterfinals finished with a draw, which means penalties were needed. The only match that didn’t need penalties was Colombia vs. Panama. Yes, Panama was the weakest team among the last eight, but don’t forget that Los Canaleros managed to beat the United States and Bolivia during the Group Stage. They also put up a good fight against Uruguay in a match that finished 3-1.

Besides not having lost in their last 27 games in all competitions, Los Cafeteros won 11 of their last 12, including victories over Spain and Brazil.

Don’t get me wrong, it’s going to be a close one, but I do believe Colombia is going to win it thanks to a late goal. After all, Los Charruas won’t be able to count on Ronald Araujo, one of their best defenders. My score prediction is 2-1.

Prop Up Cards for Physical Game

Here’s one last option for you to include in your soccer parlay: each team finishing with more than 2½ cards. Both cases are offering a -115 price, which makes this a very good deal because, with a ticket to the Grand Finale on the line, you can expect both to go all-in right from the start.

Uruguay is a much more physical team, which is a blessing and a curse because Nahitan Nandez won’t be available after getting a red card during the match against Brazil.

Odds and information are accurate at the time of writing. Please check with official sources for the latest updates before placing any bets.

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