The Uruguayan press maintains that the intensity of the game proposed by the Rosario player affects the performance of the selected teams.
The last few weeks have been complicated for Marcelo Bielsa . After the accusations made by Luis Suárez after his retirement from the national team, the results did not accompany the team which has not won in four games, accumulating three draws and one defeat.
Later, they pointed to collective fatigue. “Marcelo Bielsa’s team put in a good performance in the first half and deserved to open the scoring, but I was not effective and in the complement the production decreased against an Ecuadorian team which started very well but was then overtaken by the Celeste “.
They also explained that “Marcelo Bielsa made three changes against La Tri. One more than reasonable – in the second half Nico De la Cruz replaced an unknown Giorgian de Arrascaeta – and two due to injury in the final stretch: Nico Fonseca for Manuel Ugarte and Marcelo Saracchi for Mathías Olivera. Neither Pellistri nor Maxi Araújo came out, who put in a poor performance and looked tired from the hour mark. There were also no variations in midfield looking for other alternatives “, they recorded.
Finally, they stated that “the intensity and rhythm that the Rosario coach’s playing model advocates are usually felt in the complementary periods, which is why it is important to get the team moving. ANDIn this sense, for Bielsa it is more important not to expose young players rather than looking for variants that help the team. “.
The Red 21, in turn, wrote that “in a duel played at the historic Centenario stadium, Uruguay failed to end its drought and achieved a 0-0 draw against Ecuador in a match corresponding to the World Cup qualifiers. Marcelo Bielsa’s side showed notable improvement from their defeat to Peru, but once again came away without celebrating a goal in front of more than 30,000 fans. “.
“The match started with Uruguay trying to impose their pace, but the lack of definition became evident once again. . After four qualifying matches without being able to score, the supporters showed their impatience and discontent. Uruguay’s last victory was at the Copa América, where they finished in third place after beating Canada on penalties,” they recalled.
Finally, the Uruguayan version of ESPN reports that “leaving a pale image, Uruguay drew 0-0 against Ecuador at the Centenario Stadium on the tenth day of qualifying for the 2026 World Cup and He added his fourth straight game without converting “.
“In the second half, the game changed. “Uruguay found itself in the Ecuadorian peloton facing a rival who regrouped far behind, blocked the paths of the Celeste and cut off the circuits of the team led by Marcelo Bielsa, who only had to no time found the paths to worry”, they added. .
“Charrúa’s team fell into the funnel of the visiting team, the coach did not find a way to change the procedure with the modifications made from the bench and the match ended with a 0 to 0 as big as the Centenario stadium. ”, they closed.
Source: Latercera
I’m Scott Moore, a professional writer and journalist based in the US. I’ve been writing for various publications for over 8 years now, and have been working as an author at athletistic for the past five years. My work has been featured by some of the leading sports websites and magazines across Europe.
