Queiroz uncovered: the ‘teacher’ Tabárez confessed that he knew how Colombia was going to play three days before

Oscar Washington Tabárez He proved once again to be one of the coaches who best studies his rivals. The historic coach of the Uruguay national team assured, three days before the game against Colombia, that the selection directed by Carlos Queiroz it was almost unchangeable. Analysis that was seen later in the game where they won 3-0

“Colombia has played two games with an almost unchangeable formation, there was only the change of Murillo for Mina in one of the games and then the same, the same players, the same way of looking for things, defending, attacking, passing from one situation to another and we have studied all that “ stated the technical director.

Tabárez also noted the intensity that would demonstrate his team on the pitch. When asked about the game time, he assured that it could affect his style of play and that the heat would be an adversity for his team. But nevertheless, rain and high humidity they eased the climatic conditions for the ‘charrúas‘.

“It is a difficult place; you feel the heat. In today’s football and in ours that we have always done, it is with intensity, an intensity that is resented or costs more effort imposed in adverse weather conditions for us the coach said before the game.

The defeat of the Colombian team 3-0 against its Uruguayan counterpart it was harshly criticized by analysts and experts. One of the journalists who expressed his nonconformity through social networks was Ivan Mejia, who tweeted: “Mine on the same level as Everton. Keep organizing the dance. Fortunately, this torture ended, it had not been a bad game for a long time ”.

The former member of the Football Pulse in past matches had harshly criticized Carlos Queiroz’s calls, “There is no one who can pass goal; they confuse intensity with vertigo; They start on the bands and end in a funnel down the middle; lack of pause and talent. I look around and think of Teo ”. That time they faced Peru in a friendly match won 1-0.

Many of the analyst’s followers endorsed the comment and took the opportunity to add James Rodríguez to the list of underperforming players, Luis Fernando Muriel, Duván Zapata and Matheus Uribe.

Colombia signed this Friday, November 13, its worst defeat at home in the World Cup qualifying rounds since playing at the Metropolitan de Barranquilla. Those led by Queiroz showed their worst side as a national team when they lost 0-3 against the Uruguay team.

The game started slow but a mistake by Yerry Mina put the team charrúa forward on the scoreboard; thus showing the rhythm of the game and the tragedy that would be written later.

The Everton defender handed Lerma a ball in a dangerous area; compromising the player and letting Cavani go hand in hand with Ospina.

The both diminished the aspirations of Colombia and Although Queiroz insisted on changing the course, the change of Barrios for Luis Díaz did not work.

The one from Porto was the only one who showed a good face in the disastrous afternoon of the Tricolor. From Muriel, through Zapata and ending in James, Colombia played their worst afternoon in a long time.

It was the second half that finished burying those led by Carlos Quiroz, because after only ten minutes of starting the second part of the match, James Rodríguez, who played in an unfamiliar area, lost the ball against Cavani, that enabled Bentancur, who met Jeison Murillo.

Immediately the referee pointed to the penalty spot and Suárez put the second nail to bury the illusions of the Tricolor team. In the 73rd minute, Núñez fired a missile with his right leg to beat Ospina, who had nothing to do.

Now it is Queiroz’s turn to change course for the next match of the Colombian National Team, against an Ecuador that is not easy at all.

The team of Maestro Tabárez, who came out to play with their traditional 4-4-2, was able to achieve a victory in the Metropolitano for the first time, since the last time the blue team won by qualifying rounds in Colombia, the match was played in Bogotá.