World Cup - Qualification South America — Shot Stats

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World — World Cup - Qualification South America 2026 — Detailed Stats

Total Shots — Match

#	Team	MP	O 18.5	O 20.5	O 22.5	O 24.5	O 26.5	O 28.5	Avg
1	Bolivia	18	94%	72%	61%	44%	39%	33%	25.7
2	Colombia	18	89%	67%	56%	50%	28%	28%	24.6
3	Chile	18	78%	78%	61%	39%	6%	6%	22.8
4	Uruguay	18	78%	50%	33%	33%	22%	17%	22.7
5	Venezuela	18	89%	67%	56%	28%	17%	11%	22.7
6	Peru	18	72%	61%	44%	22%	11%	6%	21.1
7	Brazil	18	61%	56%	44%	39%	11%	11%	20.9
8	Paraguay	18	67%	39%	39%	22%	11%	11%	20.8
9	Ecuador	18	61%	39%	33%	22%	11%	11%	19.9
10	Argentina	18	44%	28%	6%	0%	0%	0%	18.4

Total Shots — Match

League avg

21.96

Most shots

Bolivia

25.7

Fewest shots

Argentina

18.4

Total Shots in World Cup - Qualification South America 2026

Bolivia leads World Cup - Qualification South America with 25.72 total shots per match, recorded across 18 fixtures. Their attacking approach generates the highest volume in the division.

Colombia (24.56) and Chile (22.78) follow as the next most shot-intensive sides, with the trio averaging 24.35 combined. Fixtures involving these clubs are consistently high in shot activity.

At the opposite end, Argentina averages just 18.44 total shots per match over 18 matches — the lowest output in the competition.

Shot Volume — Betting Context

The World Cup - Qualification South America produces a league-wide average of 21.96 total shots per match — a key baseline for shot-volume betting markets.

The top three clubs — Bolivia, Colombia, and Chile — average 24.35 collectively, sitting 2.39 above the league mean. Matches involving these sides offer structural value in above-threshold shot markets.

Shots on Target — Match Total

#	Team	MP	O 5.5	O 7.5	O 9.5	O 11.5	O 13.5	Avg
1	Bolivia	18	94%	67%	50%	28%	17%	10.1
2	Colombia	18	94%	67%	44%	17%	11%	9.2
3	Venezuela	18	94%	67%	22%	11%	6%	8.4
4	Chile	18	89%	50%	11%	0%	0%	7.6
5	Brazil	18	56%	44%	28%	17%	6%	7.3
6	Ecuador	18	61%	39%	11%	11%	6%	6.9
7	Peru	18	78%	44%	22%	6%	0%	6.9
8	Argentina	18	72%	39%	17%	0%	0%	6.8
9	Paraguay	18	67%	39%	6%	0%	0%	6.6
10	Uruguay	18	72%	33%	11%	0%	0%	6.4

Shots on Target — Match Total

League avg

7.62

Most shots

Bolivia

10.1

Fewest shots

Uruguay

6.4

Shots on Target in World Cup - Qualification South America 2026

Bolivia leads World Cup - Qualification South America with 10.06 shots on target per match, recorded across 18 fixtures. Their attacking approach generates the highest volume in the division.

Colombia (9.17) and Venezuela (8.39) follow as the next most shot-intensive sides, with the trio averaging 9.21 combined. Fixtures involving these clubs are consistently high in shot activity.

At the opposite end, Uruguay averages just 6.44 shots on target per match over 18 matches — the lowest output in the competition.

Shot Volume — Betting Context

The World Cup - Qualification South America produces a league-wide average of 7.62 shots on target per match — a key baseline for shot-volume betting markets.

The top three clubs — Bolivia, Colombia, and Venezuela — average 9.21 collectively, sitting 1.59 above the league mean. Matches involving these sides offer structural value in above-threshold shot markets.

Shots For (per team)

#	Team	MP	O 8.5	O 10.5	O 12.5	O 14.5	O 16.5	Avg
1	Colombia	18	89%	67%	50%	33%	22%	13.7
2	Brazil	18	78%	56%	44%	39%	22%	11.9
3	Argentina	18	83%	56%	39%	22%	6%	11.8
4	Bolivia	18	56%	50%	44%	33%	17%	11.3
5	Paraguay	18	56%	56%	44%	22%	17%	11.0
6	Ecuador	18	56%	33%	28%	22%	6%	10.6
7	Chile	18	61%	50%	33%	17%	6%	10.6
8	Venezuela	18	72%	44%	17%	11%	6%	10.4
9	Uruguay	18	50%	39%	22%	22%	17%	10.3
10	Peru	18	56%	44%	17%	0%	0%	8.2

Shots For (per team)

League avg

10.98

Most shots

Colombia

13.7

Fewest shots

Peru

8.2

Shots For — World Cup - Qualification South America 2026

Colombia leads World Cup - Qualification South America with 13.72 shots per match, recorded across 18 fixtures. Their attacking approach generates the highest volume in the division.

Brazil (11.94) and Argentina (11.78) follow as the next most shot-intensive sides, with the trio averaging 12.48 combined. Fixtures involving these clubs are consistently high in shot activity.

At the opposite end, Peru averages just 8.17 shots per match over 18 matches — the lowest output in the competition.

Shot Volume — Betting Context

The World Cup - Qualification South America produces a league-wide average of 10.98 shots per match — a key baseline for shot-volume betting markets.

The top three clubs — Colombia, Brazil, and Argentina — average 12.48 collectively, sitting 1.5 above the league mean. Matches involving these sides offer structural value in above-threshold shot markets.

Shots on Target For (per team)

#	Team	MP	O 2.5	O 3.5	O 4.5	O 5.5	O 6.5	O 7.5	Avg
1	Colombia	18	89%	78%	56%	33%	33%	28%	5.3
2	Argentina	18	78%	61%	33%	33%	28%	22%	4.5
3	Brazil	18	83%	44%	28%	28%	22%	11%	4.2
4	Bolivia	18	61%	50%	50%	28%	28%	17%	4.1
5	Ecuador	18	72%	50%	22%	11%	6%	6%	3.9
6	Venezuela	18	72%	44%	44%	28%	6%	6%	3.8
7	Paraguay	18	61%	50%	44%	22%	6%	0%	3.7
8	Uruguay	18	50%	39%	28%	17%	11%	0%	3.2
9	Chile	18	56%	33%	33%	6%	0%	0%	3.0
10	Peru	18	44%	22%	22%	11%	6%	0%	2.3

Shots on Target For (per team)

League avg

3.81

Most shots

Colombia

5.3

Fewest shots

Peru

2.3

Shots on Target For — World Cup - Qualification South America 2026

Colombia leads World Cup - Qualification South America with 5.33 shots on target per match, recorded across 18 fixtures. Their attacking approach generates the highest volume in the division.

Argentina (4.50) and Brazil (4.17) follow as the next most shot-intensive sides, with the trio averaging 4.67 combined. Fixtures involving these clubs are consistently high in shot activity.

At the opposite end, Peru averages just 2.33 shots on target per match over 18 matches — the lowest output in the competition.

Shot Volume — Betting Context

The World Cup - Qualification South America produces a league-wide average of 3.81 shots on target per match — a key baseline for shot-volume betting markets.

The top three clubs — Colombia, Argentina, and Brazil — average 4.67 collectively, sitting 0.86 above the league mean. Matches involving these sides offer structural value in above-threshold shot markets.