Maximum excitement! The Venezuela vs. Colombia match is one of the finals that will be played on the last day of the Qatar 2022 Qualifiers, as the Colombian squad needs a mandatory victory and for the Peruvian national team to lose to Paraguay in Lima in order to obtain a place in the playoffs.
With that goal and the rivalry between both teams, Colombian journalists have expressed their thoughts on this decisive match, and one of them made some surprising statements. In the Win Sports program, panelist Carlos Antonio Vélez stated that the Venezuelan president would be involved in the match.
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"We found out that the dictator, at the request of the coaching staff, will give double reward to Venezuela if they beat Colombia," the communicator said. He also questioned the actions of the authorities, as he revealed that the tricolor squad had issues upon their arrival in Venezuelan territory, where their reservation at the accommodation was mysteriously canceled.
Colombia vs. Venezuela Past Matches
- Colombia 0-0 Venezuela | 17.06.21
- Colombia 3-0 Venezuela | 09.10.20
- Colombia 0-0 Venezuela | 10.09.19
- Venezuela 1-2 Colombia | 07.09.18
- Venezuela 0-0 Colombia | 31.08.17.
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Venezuela vs. Colombia: possible line-ups
- Venezuela: Wuilker Faríñez, Ronald Hernández, Nahuel Ferraresi, Christian Makoun, Oscar González, Tomás Rincón, Yangel Herrera, Jefferson Savarino, Rómulo Otero, Darwin Machís, Salomón Rondón.
- Colombia: David Ospina, Daniel Muñoz, Carlos Cuesta, William Tesillo, Frank Fabra, Gustavo Cuéllar, Yairo Moreno, James Rodríguez, Matheus Uribe, Luis Fernando Muriel, and Luis Díaz.