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03-27 06:00

2 - 1

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Suriname

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End 2-1

97′

L. Haquin

94′

A. Dijksteel

92′

M.Terceros

91′

O. Villegas

88′

D.Arroyo

R. Vaca

88′

Ervin vaca

R.Matheus

88′

R. Vaca

87′

D. Jubitana

L. V. Gelderen

84′

D. Malone

M. Bogarde

84′

S. Becker

S. Denswil

79′

M.Terceros

74′

J.Godoy

enzo beccera

72′

1-1

M. Paniagua

70′

A. Dijksteel

S. Pinas

69′

S. Pinas

67′

M. Bogarde

59′

M. Paniagua

H.Cuellar

48′

0-1

L. V. Gelderen

45′

R. Balker

J. Boëtius

Halftime 0-0

15′

J. Boëtius

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Match Info

Bolivia secured a vital 2-1 victory over Suriname in a FIFA World Cup Inter-confederation Play-off match on March 27, 2026, edging closer to a spot in the global tournament. The result gives Bolivia a crucial advantage in the two-legged tie, putting them in a strong position to advance to the 2026 World Cup finals. The match saw Bolivia take an early lead through a well-worked team move, but Suriname fought back to level the score before halftime, setting up a tense second half. The decisive moment came in the 75th minute when Bolivia's striker converted a penalty after a handball was spotted by the VAR, a decision that sparked controversy among the Suriname players and bench. The Bolivian defense held firm under late pressure, with their goalkeeper making a spectacular save in stoppage time to preserve the narrow lead. This win moves Bolivia three points clear in the play-off standings, while Suriname now faces a must-win scenario in the return leg. The Bolivia manager praised his team's resilience, stating, "We showed the heart required for these high-pressure matches." The Suriname coach lamented the penalty call but acknowledged his team must be more clinical, saying, "We created chances but didn't take them. We have to be perfect at home." The starting lineup for Bolivia featured key players like their captain in midfield, while Suriname lined up in a defensive 4-5-1 formation aiming to counter-attack.