Arturo Vidal lashes out at the press after Chile’s victory in Qualifiers: “Son mufa” | VIDEO

The Chilean team beat Paraguay 2-0 at home and still dreams of qualifying for the next World Cup. Although they are still far from the playoff area, confidence is immense in the internal team led by coach Martín Lasarte. As proof of this were the words of Arturo Vidal, who, incidentally, left a message to journalists in his country.

The ‘King’, after the game, spoke with the press of the southern country and starred in a tense moment in which he asked the media to “Keep talking” as they were doing. Let us remember that, in recent days, there were harsh criticisms against Martín Lasarte’s team because he did not show a good game against the ‘Blanquirroja’.

“For you, to all those who speak, keep saying that we will be left out of the World Cup. Really. They are mufa. If you talk like that, we will win and qualify ”Arturo told a journalist from TNT Sports.

In addition, Vidal analyzed the game evaluating the team’s work. “We needed to specify. Today we concentrate more than ever. We played an almost perfect match and in the end we were able to keep all three points. We are well, motivated and happy “.

The Inter Milan footballer explained that the most important thing was to win. “It cost the first half, I didn’t want to get the ball in. In the second half we went with everything and we were able to score two goals. Very well worked “.

“It was a very intense match for us. We needed it and we are very happy about it “, finished Arturo.

Chile’s victory was built with goals from striker Ben Brereton in the 69th minute and full-back Mauricio Isla in the 72nd, in a very tight match in which local midfielder Charles Aránguiz was sent off at 74.

La Roja is reunited with the triumph in the World Cup after seven games without winning thanks to a presentation full of shame and anger, but that gives hope to dream of Qatar since it adds 10 units that leaves it in eighth place.

On the following date, next Thursday, Chile will host Venezuela while Paraguay will visit Bolivia.