At Fox Sports Radio Peru, they analyzed the defeat of the Peruvian national team against Uruguay in Montevideo and spoke about the team's tactical proposal by Ricardo Gareca, highlighting the absence of a key player like Yoshimar Yotun.
"Uruguay surpassed Peru, but Peru has to try to play well. If one team does its job, does the other team have to watch? Uruguay proposed a game, Peru didn't propose anything, it has to try to do something, not the opposite," said Flavio Maestri on Fox Sports Radio.
"Peru plays 4-3-3," added 'Tanque' and Julio Cesar Uribe responded, "For me, the 4-3-3 is not clear, I didn't understand the system. Ballon plays either as a link or in the first line with the three who wait to press and not float because a team that wears you out has to have a clear figure to press. What did Peru do in the game? They ran the whole game behind the ball," said Uribe.
Afterwards, Eddie Fleischman emphasized the absence of Yoshimar Yotun in the Peruvian national team, "When I talk about the level, there are players who have a higher level in the national team. Yotun has a higher level than Gonzales and Ballon, the national team misses him a lot," Fleischman said.
"If Suarez and Cavani had played today, they would have made 3 or 4 (goals) because of the quality they have. It's logical that we talk about that, but if Ballon or Gonzales have the opportunity to start, they have to show themselves to propose something more for Peru," Maestri concluded.
"Peru's system is not clear to me" | Julio Uribe's opinion on Peru's defeat against the Celeste.