Our analysis points to a clear victory for Colombia. The South American side is currently one of the most in-form teams in international football, carrying the momentum from strong World Cup qualification performances. Their attack, spearheaded by Liverpool's Luis Díaz and orchestrated by the veteran James Rodríguez, has been firing on all cylinders, as evidenced by recent multi-goal victories. They are tactically disciplined and possess a significant quality advantage across the pitch. Conversely, Canada is in a difficult position. The team is navigating a challenging period with a string of injuries to foundational players, including Alphonso Davies, Stephen Eustaquio, and Alistair Johnston. This severely disrupts their structure and on-field chemistry. While they have capable attackers in Jonathan David and Tajon Buchanan who can pose a threat, the weakened spine of the team will likely struggle to cope with Colombia's relentless pressure and fluid attacks. We anticipate Canada will manage to score, given their home advantage, but ultimately, Colombia's superior quality and current form should secure them the win.