Within two weeks of the Peruvian team facing Qatar in the playoffs for the 2022 World Cup, Ricardo Carreca He finished his fourth workout and had a fight. This, to see which players should start first New Zealand For international friendship preparing for a decisive battle on June 13th.
The Argentine strategist has formed two teams (title and substitute) to measure the forces and the players are coming into optimal conditions for Sunday’s match. However, the substitutes came as a surprise, beating the opening players 1-0. ‘Tiger’ left training with the thought, but at the same time was happy with the level of his coaches.
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Ricardo Carreca He created the following 11 players for the starting team: Pedro Kallis, Aldo Corso, Carlos Zamprano, Alexander Callens, Miguel Draco, Pedro Aquino, Yoshimer Jordan, Sergio Pena, Christian Cueva, Andre Carrillo and Gianluca Lapadula. Renato Tobias and Luis Atvinkula also work differently.
The ‘Baby’ The goalkeeper had a chance to win by scoring from twelve steps Angelo Campos, But to the surprise of all his comrades he disappeared. ‘Kanchida’ Gonzalez Entered the starting line and tried to equalize the score, but failed.
On the other hand, it was discovered Renato Tobias Y Christian Ramos From this Saturday they can work with other teams because they will be excluded from the fight New Zealand. The game will take place on Sunday, June 5 at 10:30 am (Peruvian time) and will be broadcast on Latin and Movistar Deportus.
When will Bicolor play in the playoffs?
The Peruvian national team Qatar will play Australia or the United Arab Emirates in the playoffs for the 2022 World Cup. This fight Monday, June 13 at 1:00 pm (Peruvian time) In Doha.
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