The meeting of Peru once morest Colombia is approaching and from the coffee country they point once morest Ricardo Gareca, who recently made controversial statements. The coach of the national team confessed that “The heat of Barranquilla does not worry“.
As is known, on the penultimate date double of the South American Qualifiers are around the corner. On this journey, Peru will have two high-demand matches, which might define their luck in the face of the Mundial Qatar 2022. The rivals to beat are Colombia in Barranquilla and Ecuador in Lima.
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Speaking clearly of Colombia, the coffee press echoes the statements of Ricardo Gareca, which assured that the weather is a secondary favor, so they only focus on beating the team led by Reinaldo Rueda.
In this sense, the digital media football Red, specified regarding Ricardo Gareca’s statements: “Gone are those days when playing in Barranquilla was the closest thing to a horror movie. Or is that just the rivals’ strategy so as not to get scared ahead of time? It is very probable! The heat and humidity are exhausting on the court and it is an issue that must necessarily be paid attention to.“.
What did Ricardo Gareca say?
The Argentine coach who directs the Peruvian soccer team left a strong message a few weeks following facing Colombia. “I think we will arrive well for the game with Colombia in Barranquilla, it is the goal. The heat of Barranquilla does not worry. For us, Colombia as a national team is an occupation and concern.“.
Ricardo Gareca even spoke of signing the famous Pacific pact once more to distribute points; however, his response was forceful. “Peru does not have to sign anything. We have to go out to win every game to try to qualify. That’s what all the national teams want“.
Peru vs Colombia: day, time and channel
On the next double knockout date, Peru will face Colombia in Barranquilla. The match is scheduled to be played on Friday, January 28 at 4:00 p.m. in Lima and Bogotá. The live broadcast will be in charge of Movistar Deportes, América TV and Caracol TV.
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