Bolivia already has a game plan for Venezuela

this Bolivia national team Next Thursday’s match Venezuela for South American Qualifiers Game 7which will take place at 4:00 pm at the Villa Ingenio Municipal Stadium in El Alto. Oscar Villegas He has begun to outline a starting eleven and, while the roster has not yet been finalised, he has already developed a tactical plan.

Villegas during a training session at the Hernando Siles Stadium in La Paz on Friday Ordered to conduct football tactics training, Repeatedly stop actions to correct those targeted behaviors. In the goal, He is not leaning towards Guillermo Vizcarra or Carlos Lampe, As the two constantly alternate, this shows the fierce competition as the guardian of green space.

exist Last linethe picture seems clearer because No changes made And retained Diego Medina, Luis Haquin, Jose Sagredo and Roberto Carlos Fernandez, which suggests they will play in the match against Vinotinto.

In it In midfield, there are more questions. But it is certain that he will use Two steering wheels for marking and departure, As a plug, giving greater mobility and freedom The first three players: Two open and one concentrated.

Gabriel Villamil and Robson Matthews They are the men who are being shaped Maintaining containment de la Verde, while Ramiro Vaca, Henry Vaca and Miguel Terceros may be Responsible for creating danger and getting the team going.

Finally, in Go forward, one person walks in front, This must be well supported and supported by the three game generators. Cameron Algarañas or Enzo Monteiro, One of the two will command Bolivia against Venezuela. Algarranas starts with an advantage Because of his experience and he also knows Villa Ingenio very well, he played a few games there after leaving Always Ready.

Judging from the presentation of the tactical plan, Villegas is almost Will use 4-2-3-1, It’s something he’ll work on developing throughout his career with the Green Army, not just against Venezuela.

On Saturday, training is scheduled for Villaingni Municipal StadiumToday will be the first of three training sessions that the national team will conduct at the aforementioned stadium before facing Venezuela.