VTV live, watch Uruguay vs. Venezuela online by match of Qualifying 2022

Via VTV Uruguay, the Uruguayan National Team faces Venezuela as a local for the match valid for matchday 16 of the Qualifiers heading to Qatar 2022. The ‘Garra Charrúa’ woke up after the sporting slump at the hands of Diego Alonso, the new coach who takes the reins for the remainder of the tournament.

His last match against Paraguay allowed him to give the sky-blue fans an important joy since his qualification for the Qatar 2022 World Cup was in danger. Despite the fact that they are in fifth position with 19 points, they do not lose hope in giving that lost momentum in previous dates.

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Five games and a change of coach later, Uruguay met again on Thursday with victory to revive its hope of qualifying for Qatar-2022, at the hands of a ‘Pistolero’ Luis Suárez who still has gunpowder.

The all-time top scorer for La Celeste scored his 66th goal for the national team in Asunción, to achieve a 1-0 win against Paraguay that the Uruguayans needed like air to stay alive in the South American qualifiers for the World Cup.

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HOW IT WAS FOR URUGUAY AGAINST PARAGUAY

Although mathematics still postulates that Paraguay has a chance, the 1-0 defeat inflicted by Uruguay in Asunción on Thursday sentenced the Guarani team to virtual elimination from the Qatar-2022 World Cup with three games remaining in the qualifiers.

With a goal from ‘Pistolero’ Luis Suarez at 50 minutes, La Celeste, which had Diego Alonso’s debut as DT, won a victory that could have been more convincing and that confidently leads him towards obtaining the World Cup passport .

The change in coach in October, with the entry of the Argentine Guillermo Barros Schelotto for his compatriot Eduardo Berizzo, did not change the style of play of the Paraguayans, lacking a goal, insecure in possession of the ball and emotionally unstable in the face of defeat.

La Albirroja could only beat Venezuela in this World Cup and a series of draws and defeats led it to be second to last in the standings, just above Vinotinto, with 13 points in fifteen games played.

In his third game in charge of Paraguay, Barros Schelotto suffered his second setback (the first was against Chile, also in Asunción) and a draw (with Colombia). From what the specialists observed on Thursday, Paraguay showed absolutely nothing to guide it to the end of the tunnel it has been in since the qualifier began.

The coach, hired until the next Copa América with the option to continue until the 2026 World Cup, what he did against the Charrúas was to include the new red-and-white promise, Julio Enciso (17 years old), showing signs of wanting to turn the page on Qatar -2022 to work for the transition pointing to new faces.