Bolivia adds 15 points and looks forward to the classification, although it will not be easy and is forced to add almost all the units at stake until the end of the classification.
Venezuela (7 units), last and without World Cup chances, will have the debut of Argentine coach José Néstor Pekerman with a view to the future for the next Copa América and World Cup.
The great hurdle for Bolivia was presented every time it fell from the height of La Paz, since it garnered just two points (against Chile and Paraguay) out of 18 at stake as a visitor.
However, the streak does not only end in the current Qualifiers, it has gone 62 games without success outside of its country. Of course, his last official victory was against tomorrow’s rival: Venezuela by 7 to 1, on July 18, 1993, in what would be the road to the 1994 World Cup in the United States, which kept him in mind.
– Possible formations –
Venezuela: Wuilker Farinez; Ronald Hernández, Nahuel Ferraresi, Yordan Osorio and Óscar González; Tomás Rincón, Junior Moreno, Yeferson Soteldo and Darwin Machís; Salomon Rondon and Eric Ramirez. DT: Jose Pekerman.
Bolivia: Carlos Lampe; Diego Bejarano, Adrián Jusino and Jesús Sagredo; Erwin Saavedra, Fernando Saucedo, Leonel Justiniano, Moises Villarroel and Rodrigo Ramallo; Juan Carlos Arce and Marcelo Martins Moreno. DT: Cesar Farias.
Referee: Guillermo Guerrero (Ecuador).
Stadium: Agustín Tovar (Barinas).
Time: 19.00
TV: Public TV.
Source From: Ambito
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