6:30pm ET \/ 3:30pm PT<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\nArgentina vs Colombia Analysis<\/h3>\nHuge game on Tuesday over in South America as underdogs Colombia look to put the pressure on Uruguay for the final playoff place in this year\u2019s World Cup against an already qualified Argentinian side that have now gone an impressive 18 games unbeaten in this competition.<\/p>\n Colombia\u2019s Resilient Form<\/h3>\nColombia have registered just one win over their last ten games in all, and with just three games left remaining to bridge a 2 point gap to 5th placed Uruguay, that\u2019s a stat that\u2019s going to have to change sooner rather than later for Colombia if they\u2019re going to qualify for this year\u2019s World Cup.<\/p>\n The positive note for Colombia however is that while they haven\u2019t won many games in this competition so far, joint 2nd fewest overall, they haven\u2019t lost many either, having the fewest losses out of any team over this World Cup campaign not named Brazil or Argentina.<\/p>\n They\u2019ll look to continue that resilient form here on Tuesday against an Argentinian side that haven\u2019t beaten them in regulation across any of their last four head-to-head\u2019s.<\/p>\n Argentina Not Content<\/h3>\nArgentina will enter Tuesday\u2019s game with a host of Covid-related squad issues, but with qualification already secured to this year\u2019s World Cup, this fixture should provide a good opportunity to run out some fresh faces here for manager Lionel Scaloni.<\/p>\n As Friday\u2019s victory against Chile proved however, Argentina aren\u2019t simply resting on their laurels and have continued to push for victories despite their qualification already assured to November\u2019s big dance in Qatar.<\/p>\n Inter striker Lautaro Martinez in particular is in fine form for Argentina, bagging 6 goals already this campaign, 3rd most out of any player in this competition, and scored in his last head-to-head clash against Colombia as well.<\/p>\n Argentina vs Colombia Prediction<\/h2>\nColombia has failed to score a single goal across any of their last six matchups in qualification, and that doesn\u2019t bode well for them here against an Argentinian defense that\u2019s given up just 0.29 goals per game to opponents at home this campaign, the 2nd fewest out of any team in the competition, so that dry spell looks set to continue here for Colombia on Tuesday.<\/p>\n However, while the Colombians may have struggled in front of goal this campaign, they\u2019ve also been extremely resilient in churning out results as well, and the fact that they\u2019re even still in this competition with the 2nd fewest wins is testament to how difficult they\u2019ve been to breakdown for opponents.<\/p>\n Argentina have personnel issues ahead of Tuesday\u2019s clash, and despite their eagerness to always top rivals Brazil, Colombia are the side with maximum motivation to grind out a result in this one.<\/p>\n With Colombia\u2019s issues in front of goal, Argentina\u2019s defensive strength\u2019s and Colombia\u2019s need to get a result here on Tuesday, the Under 2.25 goals, outright Draw at +230 and correct score 1-1 at a healthy +525<\/strong> all present value in what should be a heated World Cup Qualifier clash between Colombia and Argentina on Tuesday.<\/p>\nInterested in placing a bet on Tuesday’s Argentina vs Colombia contest? BetMGM is offering a $1,000 Risk-Free Bet<\/a> for first-time bettors in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Indiana, Colorado, Tennessee, Iowa, Michigan, Virginia, Washington DC, Wyoming, Mississippi, Arizona and Louisiana.<\/em><\/p>\n![\"BetMGM](\"https:\/\/www.wagertalk.com\/news\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/01\/BetMGM-Primary-Horizontal-Black-Background.jpg\") <\/a><\/p>\n
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