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In the cafeterias, Uribe was the starter and Luis Díaz still entered the first half
In a match that brought together three players who play in the Portuguese league, Uruguay won, which went to Colombia to win 3-0.
It was the toughest victory for the celestial team in away games in the South American qualifiers. Outside this area, this Friday’s result is only surpassed by the initial 5-0 in the trip to Jordan in 2013, in the play-off to access the World Cup in Brazil.
From the hand of Carlos Queiroz, Colombia played against Mateus Uribe, FC Porto midfielder, starter. Luis Díaz, the winger for the dragons, started on the bench, but was called up in minute 32 to replace the injured Barrios.
At the time, Uruguay was leading 1-0: Edinson Cavani took five minutes to swing the net.
After the break, Darwin Núñez, a forward for Benfica, joined the Uruguayan team and would leave his mark on the game. But first, it was the turn of another suspect of the habit of inscribing the name on the scoreboards: Luis Suárez, at 54 ‘, converted the penalty that confirmed the 2-0.
At 65 ‘, Uribe gave way to Cardona and, five minutes later, Darwin shone: he received the ball in the central corridor, advanced and, even before the half moon, shot very hard at 3-0.
At 89 ‘, Yerry Mina still saw the second yellow card and left Colombia reduced to ten players.
With this result, Uruguay reached fourth place in the South American standings, the last place that guarantees a place in the 2022 World Cup. Colombia is in sixth position, but this mini-championship remains in the third of ten rounds.
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