Hundreds of fans were waiting for the Llanero players in front of the hotel where they were staying as a prelude to the duel against La Roja.
La Roja receives Venezuela in Santiago. This Sunday, Vinotinto landed in Chile. And he did it with a welcome that surprised more than one player. Upon arrival at the hotel where you will be staying, located in Providencia, Hundreds of Llaneros fans came to support the casting led by Fernando Batista. The situation was in fact highlighted on the social networks of the casting which will be outsiders this Tuesday at the National Stadium. Many took photos with the players, while chanting their names. One of the people’s favorites was Salomón Rondón.
Together in Santiago. “A feeling, a family,” they wrote in an article published about their Venezuelans who will settle in the country’s main sports stadium. In an unprecedented decision, the ANFP has decided to make the entire southern gallery available to visitors.
They are preparing the changes
On the football field, Batista prepares movements according to the pattern he will use against La Roja, comparing it with the team that stopped against Brazil. Right-back Alexander González received a red card. For his part, Cristian Cásseres, teammate of Gabriel Suazo in Toulouse, will not be there due to an accumulation of yellow cards. Other victims were those of Yangel Herrera, replaced at the start of the match against Scratch. In addition, José Martínez is suffering from physical discomfort, but he is expected to arrive at the match.
In this way, the eleven Vinotinto would be composed of Rafael Romo; Jon Aramburu, Rubén Ramirez, Wilker Angel, Miguel Navarro; Telasco Segovia, José Martínez, Eduard Bello; Yeferson Soteldo, Salomón Rondón and Jefferson Savarino.
Source: Latercera
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