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the Qatar Qualifiers 2022 they are back and this Thursday, September 2nd Colombia visited a Bolivia in a complicated square like the Hernando Siles de la Paz. However, the coffee makers managed to rescue a valuable point that keeps them at the top of the standings.

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After a first half with few chances to score and very rubbed, the complement was a completely different story, as Bolivia advanced their lines and Colombia took advantage to hurt counterattack.

In one of these arrivals, Roger Martínez showed off a sensational personal play. He left two rivals on the way and, once inside the area and facing the arc, set with category to open the scoring in the 69th minute.

After this, you could see that the players of Reinaldo Rueda were more interested in killing time than scoring more goals. After 83 minutes, Fernando Saucedo got through on the right and was very close to equalizing for the home side, but didn’t get the shot away.

On the end Carmelo Algarañaz was sent off in the ‘Green’ for aggression, but there was no time for more. Colombia and Bolivia shared the points at the height of Peace. Definitely a result that suits visitors.

Goal by Roger Martinez

Goal by Fernando Saucedo

Bolivia vs. Lineups Colombia

• Bolivia: lamps; Bejarano, Haquin, Jusino, Fernández; Saavedra, Villarroel; Ramallo, Chura, Arce, Moreno.
• Colombia: Ospina; Muñoz, Sánchez, Murillo, Tesillo; Uribe, Barris; Quadrat, Díaz, Quintero, Martínez.

Bolivia Vs. Colombia live online

Bolivia Vs. Colombia: party schedules and channels

Mexico – 3:00 pm – Sky HD, Blue To Go Video Everywhere

Peru – 3:00 pm – Movistar Plus

Ecuador – 3 p.m.

Colombia – 15:00 h – Caracol TV

Bolivia – 16:00 h – Tigo Sports

Venezuela – 4:00 p.m.

Paraguay – 4 p.m.

Chile – 16:00 h – TNT Sports

Argentina – 5:00 p.m.

Uruguay – 5:00 p.m.

Brazil – 5:00 p.m.

Spain – 10:00 pm – Movistar + and Movistar Champions League 1

The Bolivians, led by the Venezuelan coach César Farías, are looking to start this triple day with the Colombians on their feet and then focus on the visits to Uruguay and Argentina, in this series of games for the ninth, sixth and tenth dates of the qualifiers.

Everything indicates that the ‘Green’ will base its structure on three of its main figures, the goalkeeper Carlos Lampe, of the Argentine Velez Sarsfield, the midfielder Juan Carlos Arce, of the Bolivian Ready Ready, and its historical goleador, Marcelo Martins Moreno, of the Brazilian Cruzeiro.

For this match, the participation of the Spanish midfielder of the Spanish Union of Chile Alejandro Chumacero is in doubt due to injury and midfielders Henry Vaca and Leonel Justinià will be absent, the former due to expulsion and the latter due to the accumulation of yellow cards.

Some letters from Farías that could alternate are the multifunctional Cameroonian-Bolivian Marc Enoumba, as well as the winger Roberto Carlos Fernández, and the striker Carmel Algarañaz.

As the team led by Reinaldo Rueda will base their game on players used to playing at altitude and who could be decisive in this Thursday’s match at the Hernando Siles de la Paz stadium.

Colombia was forced to dispense with Yerri Mina and Davinson Sanchez for the Premier League’s refusal to release players and on the court called on defender Andres Llinas and winger Dairon Mosquera, records of the Millionaires and the ‘Independent Santa Fe, respectively.

Colombia, which is fifth in the table with 8 points, will seek to take the 3 units in La Paz and then face the duels against Paraguay in Asuncion and against Chile as a local in Barranquilla.

As Bolivia he wants to keep what he considers an improvement in his game after three games without knowing of defeats in the qualifiers and get a victory that could temporarily place him in the middle of the table.

Bolivia Vs. Colombia: probable alignments

Bolivia: Carlos Lampe, Diego Bejarano, Luis Haquin, Adrián Jusino, José Sagredo, Jeyson Chura, Erwin Saavedra, Fernando Saucedo, Juan Carlos Arce, Rodrigo Ramallo and Marcelo Martins. DR: César Farías.

Colombia: David Ospina, Andrés Felipe Román, Dávinson Sánchez, Óscar Murillo, William Tesillo, Wilmar Barris, Alexander Mejía, Juan Guillermo Cuadrado, Luis Díaz, Juan Quintero and Miguel Borja. DT. Reinaldo Rueda.

With information from EFE.

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