The Bolivian team successfully overcame Suriname with a 2-1 victory to reach the final of the global playoff, setting up a decisive match against Iraq to determine the qualifier for the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Goalkeeper Guillermo Viscarra played the entire match against Suriname, participating for 90 minutes and delivering a balanced performance that earned him a rating of 6.7.

Viscarra stood out with three crucial saves, all from inside the penalty area, reflecting his alertness in dealing with close and dangerous balls.

Regarding aerial balls, he recorded no catches (0), which may be related to the nature of the attacks that relied more on ground shots and penetrations through the middle rather than direct crosses.

In terms of building from the back, his passing accuracy varied according to the areas of play; he achieved an accuracy of 1 out of 7 passes in the opponent's field, while he recorded 10 accurate passes out of 10 within Bolivia's playing areas, indicating greater effectiveness in short passes within his team's third compared to long balls forward.