Venezuela vs Colombia: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 30 Nov '25)

In a battle as spicy as a bowl of Colombian ajiaco, Venezuela and Colombia are gearing up for a thrilling slam dunk fest in the FIBA World Cup Qualification, Americas tournament on Sun, Nov 30 '25 UTC. It's a sports spectacle that promises to be as unpredictable as a squirrel on a sugar high! Though both teams have been tangoing on the court like pairs of ballerinas, our crystal ball is here to predict who will pirouette to victory.

Let's start with the facts so you can place your bets with the confidence of a fortune teller at a carnival. Out of the last seven face-offs, Venezuela has swooshed past Colombia five times, showing they might just have a slight edge. But wait! Colombia seems to have played a prank on the stats—oops! They, too, claim five victories, proving this to be more of a never-ending rivalry saga worthy of a Hollywood sequel.

The last time these two titans of dribbles clashed, which was on a nail-biting Fri, Nov 28 '25, Colombia narrowly escaped with an 80-78 victory. It looks like they forgot to fill the basket with their free throws, three-pointers, or rebounds, resulting in good old zeroes across the board from both squads—as if they collectively decided baskets weren’t stylish that day. Defensive stats were also shy participants; they probably saw a ghost and left the rebounds and turnovers statistics untouched.

Momentum-wise, Venezuela arrives fresh from an 80-78 brush with defeat against Colombia. Meanwhile, Colombia, clad in victor's laurels, arrives after an identical 80-78 victory over Venezuela. It’s almost like someone hit rewind on the scoreboard; déjà vu at its finest! Given this quirk of basketball fortune, and armed with stats that barely budge, if you're laying bets on who will likely dribble their way triumphantly off the court this time around, Colombia seems to have a slight, mysterious advantage—just enough to possibly tip the scales their way yet again.