Argentina’s midfielder Rodrigo De Paul (L) and Chile’s midfielder Victor Davila fight for the ball during the 2026 FIFA World Cup South American qualifying match between Argentina and Chile at Mas Monumental stadium in Buenos Aires, Argentina, September 5, 2024.
Luis ROBAYO
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New statement from DT Ricardo Gareca
Chile has decided and has been committed for three weeks against Bolivia to set off again for the 2026 World Cup. The result, however, was that a Victoria broadcast was not suitable for the morale of the Roja Republic.
With five points, the Chilean selection recently finished out of a total of 10 selections, meaning Peru had three months to play.
At an altitude of 4,150 m in El Alto, Bolivia climbed to the octave position of the classification players with its last 4-0 points on the last match day against Venezuela.
The party was debated at 6pm (9pm GMT) on Tuesday at the Estadio Nacional de Santiago and chaired by Paraguay’s Juan Benítez.
The team was confirmed directly by the Sudanese government and in September by a member selected by another confederation.
In the last week before Argentina and Chile they were on the other side: they were brought closer to the rival’s arc and were very weakened, a tendency to arrange in the last fechas of the world.
It was the second team most equipped with 10 opponents and the third with less than two converts, only three. Its rival, Bolivia, was converted on a few occasions.
At one point, Parecía collaborated with the Legada of the Argentine DT Ricardo Gareca, but he started with Fuerza when he left the official parties and put his new life to the test.
They started off promisingly, scoring two goals to beat Paraguay and Albania 3-0 and then beating France and Chile 3-2 when they failed to progress in the last Copa América and in the final clash of the qualifying teams the season before last, Argentina scored a 3-0 victory in Buenos Aires.
Before the generals of the world the king alone stood in the bow.
Patience of Chile was added to the classification authority by Bolivia three years ago.
In the nearby classification phase, there is the difficulty of getting to Brazil and traveling to Colombia.
Gareca trusts in the equipment, but not in Bolivia. “The last point that determines Chile, including its best players,” warned the Argentine at a conference before the meeting.
Chile is not competing with one of its more decisive players: the experienced delantero Alexis Sánchez, who was killed due to injury.
Delantero Eduardo Vargas, 34, one of the last remnants of the “Generation Dorada” that won the Copa América in 2015 and 2016, finished ahead of the Verde in the final.
Even if the locals play it well and the history of Bolivia is so popular that they want it.
The selection of high flights can only be carried out if the visitors come to Roja and stay for two days. The last tablas go to the classification section.
But Bolivia was not alone in contrasting Chile’s numbers. Their last visit to Victoria against the last 1993s in the classification games ended with a 7-1 victory over Venezuela.
Ante Chile, DT Óscar Villegas, was clear that he had not seen the version he had seen at the Villa Ingenio stadium in the city of El Alto.
“We set out to take sides and we intend to keep our bow at the bottom and when we focused the game on the attacks of our offensives,” Villegas summarized in advance at the Encuentro.
Possible sequences:
Chile: Gabriel Arias – Mauricio Isla, Matías Catalán, Paulo Díaz, Gabriel Suazo – Erick Pulgar, Vicente Pizarro, Carlos Palacios – Víctor Dávila, Eduardo Vargas, Darío Osorio. DT: Ricardo Gareca.
Bolivia: Carlos Lampe – Diego Medina Román, Luis Haquín, Marcelo Suárez – Yomar Rocha, Robson Tome, Lucas Chávez, Roberto Fernández – Henry Vaca, Carmelo Algarañaz and Miguel Terceros. DT: Oscar Villegas.
