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The Chilean team was openly harmed by arbitration fees, after an unsanctioned penalty conditioned the match against Uruguay at the Centenario Stadium, giving the hosts a full advantage on the first date of the qualifying rounds towards Qatar 2022.
Despite the fact that two days have passed since the momentous match, uneasiness continues to prevail among La Roja fans, who still head butt thinking that the Chilean team deserved the victory or -at least- the tie against Tabárez.
Francisco Sierralta, one of the most prominent of the new litter called by Reinaldo Rueda, revealed this Saturday in a press conference that the Chilean team was also hit with the result achieved in the Centennial:
“The feeling is good, we played a great game, but we were left with a bitter taste, to little, because we wanted to be able to get a draw or a victory there and it was not possible,” said the Chilean.
The young player brought out his resilience and that of his teammates by highlighting that, Despite the emotional blow caused by the scandalous robbery in Uruguay, the team is in good condition and ready for the next challenge:
“We are fine, we played a very good game against Uruguay even though we couldn’t get the points. Now we play at home against a very, very good opponent, but we will do everything possible to put high pressure, to be together with a lot of attitude and take the game forward, “reflected the Watford player.
Sierralta revealed that the squad was left with a bad taste after the explicit looting suffered in Uruguay.
The Chilean team of Reinaldo Rueda will seek to leave behind the bad result against the Uruguayans, when this Tuesday at 9:30 p.m. he measures against his counterpart from Colombia for the second day of the qualifying rounds towards the Qatar 2022 World Cup.
