Key facts:

• Bolívar has a 67% home record in the Copa Libertadores, with 90 wins in 135 matches at Hernando Siles.
• Fluminense is at the bottom of Group C with one point from two matches.
• Fluminense’s coach Flávio Robatto resigned after a defeat to Independiente Petrolero.
• Vladimir Soria is now the interim coach for Fluminense, having made his debut with a significant 6-0 win over Real Tomayapo.
• Fluminense midfielder Martinelli is out until the World Cup due to injury.

The conditions at altitude—3,367 meters above sea level—could affect the match. Bolívar’s last game ended in a 1-1 draw against Deportivo La Guaira. In contrast, Fluminense’s last match resulted in a disappointing 2-1 defeat to Independiente Rivadavia.

Both teams need to improve their standings in the group. Bolívar comes into this match with two wins, one draw, and two losses in their last five matches across all competitions. Meanwhile, Fluminense has recorded two wins in their last five matches in the Brasileirão.

This match represents a critical juncture for both teams as they aim to avoid falling further behind the top two teams in Group C. The pressure mounts for both sides as they look to turn around their fortunes.

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