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The Colombian National Team started off the road to the Qatar 2022 Qualifiers with the right foot, thanks to the 3-0 victory over Venezuela. Now he has a more complicated demand, when he faces Chile on Tuesday, at the National Stadium in Santiago, for the second day of the South American qualifiers.
A special match for Carlos Queiroz, as the coach continues to consolidate his project in the Tricolor and dreams of taking Colombia to its seventh World Cup. In addition, the coach could impose a record on the National Team, and would surpass technicians such as José Pékerman, Francisco Maturana or Hernán Darío Gómez.
Although until now the Eliminatory is starting, Queiroz and his boys could establish a brand never seen before. Until now, Colombia has performed well without losing the first two games in eight qualifiers different; but until now, in no other process have they been able win the first two games of a World Cup path.
It is a great opportunity that Queiroz has against the southern team, led by Reinaldo Rueda and who has significant losses in his team. Up to this point, the best first two presentations from Colombia they occurred in the Qualifiers 2014 (win over Bolivia and draw against Venezuela), 1998 (He beat Paraguay and equaled Peru) and 1994 (tied with Paraguay and beat Peru).
In another Playoff format, Colombia also won the first game and tied the second, against Venezuela and Peru, in 1970 and 1962, respectively. Y spent their first two games without losing in qualifiers in 2010, 2002 and 1974, tying both commitments.
So, Queiroz is 90 minutes from writing his name in the history of the National Team Colombia.
