Uruguay
Uruguay's defense is still their strongest side: They've only missed one goal in four Copa matches, surprisingly against Panama (3:1). They will have a chance to play in Copa America final, only after a successful game against the Colombian side that has the strongest attack in the tournament. Uruguay has also shown they can be dynamic in the attacking third: they scored in three out of four matches. I expect a closed semi final until the first goal.
Colombia
Colombia have scored 11 goals in four Copa games, averaging 2.75 goals per game, which is impressive. Córdoba, Muñoz, and Díaz have scored two goals each. No other team can boast such a diverse and dangerous attack. Colombia will face a disciplined and structured Uruguay side, but they have the potential to knock out their opponent.
Uruguay – Colombia Prediction
Uruguay sensationally overcame Brazil in the quarter-final (1:0). The Uruguayans allowed the Pentacampeons to score a modest 0.55 goals on the xG in 90 minutes. Will Uruguay's defenders cope with Colombia? Their last head-to-head match, back in October, ended in a 2:2 draw. We can expect a high-scoring play again.
Sergio Rochette
Santiago Mele
Franco Israel Wibmer
José María Giménez
Matias Vina
Sebastián Cáceres
Lucas Olaza
Nicolás Marichal
Rodrigo Bentancur
Federico Valverde
Nahitan Nández
Manuel Ugarte
Emiliano Martínez Toranza
Brian Ocampo
Luis Suárez
Darwin Gabriel Núñez Ribeiro
Facundo Pellistri Rebollo
Agustin Canobbio
Cristian Olivera
Maximiliano Javier Araújo Vilches
Edinson Cavani
Matías Vecino
Federico Viñas
José Luis Rodríguez
Luciano Rodriguez
Cesar Araujo
Randall Jonas Rodríguez Lucas
Guillermo De Amores
Nicolás Fonseca
Santiago Bueno
David Ospina
Camilo Vargas
Alvaro David Montero Perales
Davinson Sánchez Mina
Santiago Arias
Johan Mojica
Jhon Lucumí
Carlos Cuesta
Deiver Machado
Juan Quintero
Richard Rios
Yaser Asprilla
Luis Díaz
Luis Sinisterra
Jhon Durán
Sebastian Gomez Londono
