Although there has been no official confirmation from FIFA or the New Zealand or Costa Rican federations, the wait is over. Under the orders of Colombian Luis Fernando Suarez, Costa Rica wants to reach the World Cup in Qatar, but first, they have to play in the playoffs against New Zealand. Thus, the meeting takes place on June 14 in Doha.
Luis Fernando Suarez is optimistic that Costa Rica will reach their sixth World Cup and third World Cup in a row. DiCos seeks to make history by advancing to the quarterfinals in 2014 under the leadership of George Luis Pinto.
Suarez pointed out that there is a lot of team union and teamwork to achieve what they want. ‘In the group, if something keeps them well, it is group unity, solidarity and they are emotionally strong. As a team they can achieve what they want, and that should be consistent.
Costa Rica’s helmsman was in the World Cup draw, where luckily Spain, Germany and Japan selected his team in Group E, but clearly, if he wants to settle in the group, he must first beat New Zealand. Death is one of the competition.
That June 14, New Zealand and Costa Rica will define their luck to see if they reach the long-awaited qualifiers for the World Cup to be held in Qatar. Due to the lack of a scheduled day for the Continental play-off between the 13th or 14th, that date was officially confirmed.
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