Venezuela vs Canada Prediction and Betting Tips: Nervous Quarter Final anticipated

A Copa America semi-final berth is on the line in Texas when Venezuela and Canada go toe-to-toe for the right to advance to the last four.

Canada are already breaking new ground in their mere tournament participation and the Canucks emerged from the group phase despite only scoring once in three games. Jesse Marsch's side will once more look to be stubborn opponents.

La Vinotinto for their part won all three group games to progress to this stage and Venezuela are bidding for their second ever semi-final appearance, having done so in 2011 when they were denied an historic place in the final only on penalties by Paraguay.

These nations meet for only the third time and they are set to get underway at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas at 02:00 UK time on Saturday 6th July.

Canada are already breaking new ground in their mere tournament participation and the Canucks emerged from the group phase despite only scoring once in three games. Jesse Marsch's side will once more look to be stubborn opponents.

La Vinotinto for their part won all three group games to progress to this stage and Venezuela are bidding for their second ever semi-final appearance, having done so in 2011 when they were denied an historic place in the final only on penalties by Paraguay.

These nations meet for only the third time and they are set to get underway at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas at 02:00 UK time on Saturday 6th July.

The draw after 90 minutes is priced at 21/10 for this Copa America quarter-final clash in Texas and it might be worth taking the extra value offered that the game is level at half-time as well as full-time.

Two of Canada's three group stage games were level at the interval, while Venezuela achieved the same stat in their group-stage endeavours. Neither team has been able to establish a half-time advantage in this competition so far.

The prize is a grand one now, a last-four date that will likely see them squaring up to Argentina in New Jersey.

This is probably going to be a cagey affair and it won't be any sort of shock if they are inseparable at the end of each half.

He's likely to be deployed at full-back but Bayern Munich's Alphonso Davies has plenty of license to get forward for Canada and utilise his pace and quick feet.

He's already found the net 15 times for the Canucks in 50 internationals.

Goals are likely to be at a premium here and the 23-year-old, nicknamed The Roadrunner, might be underestimated in his ability to break the deadlock.