Blexfraptor Posted September 8, 2018 Posted September 8, 2018 Venezuela starts another long and steep road to the cherished dream of qualifying for the first time in history to a World Cup of seniors. The route to Qatar 2022 begins with the friendly match that Vinotinto disputes today (8:00 pm) against Colombia at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida, where the team led by coach Rafael Dudamel will test the size of his ambitions. Under the new motto of "We are world class", instilled by the coach, the Vinotinto faces Colombia, and next Tuesday to Panama, with a combination of experience and youth. The old guard consisting of recovery midfielder Tomás Rincon (Torino, Italy) and the muffled artilleryman, Salomón Rondón (Newcastle of England), will bring the maturity and experience to a squad that has plenty of midfielders with skill, handling and goal , but you need to solve the eternal failures that arise in the defense. Venezuela fell back to last place in the last South American tie, the product of its gelatinous defensive system that received 35 goals and its rickety offensive that produced 19 goals. Dudamel has renewed the illusions of the Vinotinto with the presence of players who in 2017 were runners-up in the U-20 World Cup in South Korea: the solid goalkeeper Wuilker Faríñez, the midfielders Ronaldo Lucena and Sergio Córdova and the central defender Nahuel Ferraresi. He also added more finesse in the middle of the field with Jefferson Savarino, while Josef Martínez will have the responsibility to define the situations of risk. The previous duel between Venezuela and Colombia culminated in a scoreless draw at the Pueblo Nuevo stadium. A year later, the Vinotinto goes out to give the stature before a rival of world class.
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