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He Super classic This Sunday will be recorded in history. Without an audience and under strict sanitary measures, the clash between Universidad de Chile and Colo Colo will have the most particular stage in 187 editions that the National Championship.
But the Cacique will also have a circumstance for the file in the event that he goes out onto the field without players trained in Pedrero, a condition that occurs from time to time in the white cast and is a powerful sign of the club’s internals.
The decision is in the hands of Gualberto Jara. According to Macul’s reports, the Paraguayan coach has already decided to leave Branco Provoste, while he will choose his left-back between Óscar Opazo and Gabriel Suazo. If you choose Torta, there will be no homegrown players in the eleven.
This training leads to Brayan Cortés in goal, Felipe Campos, Matías Zaldivia, Julio Barroso and Opazo; Carlos Carmona, César Fuentes and Leonardo Valencia; Marcos Bolados, Esteban Paredes and Pablo Mouche.
Let’s review their origins: Iquique, Palestino, Chacarita Juniors, Estudiantes de La Plata, Wanderers, Coquimbo Unido, O’Higgins, Universidad de Chile, Antofagasta, Santiago Morning and Boca Juniors will be represented under the albo shield, a true curiosity.
Former cadet Gabriel Suazo scored a goal in the Superclásico played for the National Championship and today it is in doubt. Photo: Agency One
The last time of Colo Colo
The last time that Colo Colo lined up a Superclásico without players trained at the club was in 2011, when they drew 2-2 in the remembered match that ended with Osmar Molinas’ own goal and Paredes sent off; and in which the U suffered two red cards in the first half.
On that occasion, the absence of homegrown players could be total, but the expulsion of Juan Castillo for a double yellow lead to Ivo Basay joining Raúl El Araña Olivares, of colocolino origin and who received a kick from Albert Acevedo.
That October 30, Juan Castillo, Boris Rieloff, Christian Vilches, Nelson Cabrera, Patricio Jerez, Osmar Molinas, Lucas Wilchez, Marco Medel played at the Monumental Stadium; José Pedro Fuenzalida, Esteban Paredes and Roberto Gutiérrez.
And how are the Blues coming for the Superclásico? In the case of Universidad de Chile, three players who passed through its minor divisions appear in the probable team, such as Jean Beausejour, Camilo Moya and Nicolás Guerra.
