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Uruguay achieved a momentous victory in Colombia. In the always demanding and complex Barranquilla, the Charruas appealed to concentration and efficiency to bring down the Colombians, who had left good impressions in the first two games. It was a somewhat exaggerated 0-3, but a prize for Master Tabárez’s proposal.
The coffee growers counted on the return of David Ospina in the goal and some tactical variants: Cuadrado started as a side and James Rodríguez, as a right pointer. For its part, Celeste once again had Giménez and Cavani, absent in the previous dates, however it did not have Fede Valverde.
The first part showed a washed-out side of Colombia. In addition, Uruguay hit the entrance. Five minutes into the game and Cavani opens the account, with a low shot after an assist from Nández. The visit, with the script that characterizes them, blocked any Colombian attempt. Queiroz’s men took control of the ball after the 0-1, although without generating real danger in the Campaign goal.
The Portuguese coach was not satisfied with the actions of his team. For the same reason, the first change was made within half an hour. He took out the central wheel, Barrios, to put a leader, Luis Díaz. With that, he went from 4-3-3 to 4-2-3-1, with James behind Duván Zapata.
The expense was from the host, which was more noticeable in the second half. However, another blow to the chin left them touched. The Argentine referee Fernando Rapallini sanctions a penalty for Uruguay, a move more than discussed. Luis Suárez successfully charges the foul and makes it 0-2 in the 54 ‘. The business was golden for the Charrúa: play with the result and bet against the spaces that Colombia leaves.
The sentence came in the 73 ′, with Darwin Núñez 0-3, with a shot from outside the area. The Colombians finished with 10 for the expulsion of Yerry Mina.
Colombia, in a pale presentation, leaves key points on the way to the World Cup. Uruguay, with foolproof efficiency, achieves key points towards Qatar.
