Venezuela vs Chile prediction, odds & betting tips 17/10/2023

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Venezuela - Chile

South America – World Cup Qualifying - Monumental

4th Round

* Betting odds were correct at the time of publication but are subject to change.

Predictions and Best Odds for Venezuela vs Chile

South America has already started its World Cup qualifying campaign with Venezuela and Chile meeting in the first match of round 4.

Under 2.5 Goals

• Venezuela went under the line in six straight games
• Chile covered this bet three times in a five-match span
• The last six h2h meetings between these teams had more than two goals scored

Venezuela to Win

• Chile defeated Venezuela six times in their last eight encounters
• Venezuela won the last home match against Chile in the last World Cup qualifying period
• The home team has lost once in their last ten matches winning six times

Statistics and Latest Odds for Venezuela vs Chile prediction

Here are the top stats for the game along with a tool to help you pick the best odds.

Last Five - Venezuela

26/03/25

South America - World Cup Qualifying South

Peru

Venezuela

0

1

W

21/03/25

South America - World Cup Qualifying South

Ecuador

Venezuela

2

1

L

18/01/25

International Match International

USA

Venezuela

3

1

L

20/11/24

South America - World Cup Qualifying South

Chile

Venezuela

4

2

L

14/11/24

South America - World Cup Qualifying South

Brazil

Venezuela

1

1

D

Last Five - Chile

26/03/25

South America - World Cup Qualifying South

Ecuador

Chile

0

0

D

20/03/25

South America - World Cup Qualifying South

Paraguay

Chile

1

0

L

08/02/25

International Match International

Panama

Chile

1

6

W

20/11/24

South America - World Cup Qualifying South

Venezuela

Chile

2

4

W

16/11/24

South America - World Cup Qualifying South

Peru

Chile

0

0

D

Here is the way the bookmakers view the odds for the match in question:

Venezuela odds: 9/5 (2.80) – 35.7%

Draw odds: 11/5 (3.20) – 31.3%

Chile odds: 6/4 (2.50) – 40%

Venezuela vs Chile odds put the visiting team in the driving position. Chile is the expected winner, but the probability of their win is at 40 percent, only slightly higher than the one of the host team. Both teams have similarly started the qualifying campaign and a victory in this match would come a long way to give one side a breakthrough. Keep up with all the latest picks and predictions by visiting our football betting tips page. Here are some options for your consideration when it comes to this particular match: Alexis Sanchez scoring Anytime is valued at 13/5 (3.50) – 28.6% and a Half-Time Draw could get you odds up to 1/1 (2.00) – 50%.

Venezuela vs Chile Lineups, Preview, and Team Information

Venezuela

The home team has never qualified for the World Cup. They entered the qualifiers for the first time in 1966 and had limited success against the top South American teams. However, over the last few years, they made some progress and this campaign could be their best chance yet to get to the football biggest stage. They proved that much by drawing against Brazil on Friday away from home in a great upset.

Possible lineup: Romo, Gonzalez, Osorio, Angel, Makoun, Sosa, Rincon, Herrera, Machis, Cordova, Rondon.

Chile

With their vast experience at this level, Chile is entering this match as a slight favorite, but with Venezuela playing some good football recently, this match could go either way. Chile defeated Peru in their first match of this qualifying window.

Possible lineup: Cortes, Medel, Catalan, Maripan, Suazo, Pulgar, Mendez, Valdes, Echeverria, Diaz, Sanchez.

Player to Watch: Alexis Sanchez

It is hard to find a bigger star between these teams than Alexis Sanchez. A legend in Chile, Sanchez has scored 51 goals in 155 appearances for his national team. He has been a stalwart for the side for almost 20 years making it to the World Cup in the process. This qualifying campaign could be his last stand with the national squad.

Sanchez played terrific football last season for Marseille, but the Ligue 1 team decided not to renew his contract, so the 34-year-old returned to Inter Milan on a free transfer this summer. He is yet to score a goal in four Serie appearances having played only on occasion.

Starting lineups

Starting lineups are usually released 60 minutes before kick-off.

Venezuela

4

Wilker Angel

19

Samuel Sosa

3

Yordan Osorio

6

Yangel Herrera

10

Yeferson Soteldo

18

Eduard Bello

13

Jose Andres Martinez

22

Rafael Romo

21

Alexander Gonzalez

15

Miguel Navarro

23

Salomon Rondon

Substitutes

17

Josef Martinez

1

Joel Graterol

12

Alain Baroja

9

Sergio Cordova

14

Christian Makoun

7

Jefferson Savarino

16

Cristian Casseres Jr

5

Junior Moreno

11

Darwin Machis

8

Tomas Rincon

2

Nahuel Ferraresi

20

Romulo Otero

Chile

4

Gabriel Suazo

3

Felipe Loyola

14

Victor Mendez

22

Ben Brereton

20

Charles Aranguiz

5

Paulo Diaz

18

Rodrigo Echeverria

10

Alexis Sanchez

17

Gary Medel

15

Diego Valdes

23

Brayan Cortes

Substitutes

8

Williams Alarcon

9

Alexander Aravena

7

Marcelino Nunez

11

Dario Osorio

2

Matias Fernandez

16

Diego Rubio

1

Fernando De Paul

21

Cesar Fuentes

13

Matias Zaldivia

12

Gabriel Arias

19

Victor Davila

6

Thomas Galdames