Colombia: 11 players who could miss a match against Venezuela if they receive yellow

One of the main risks that the Colombian team will face in the South American qualifier Qatar 2022 doubleday is that if warned in the first match, they could miss the second match of 11 players The player collects yellow cards.

It does not seem so, but the game against Bolivia is probably the one that puts the greatest pressure on, since it is necessary to break a seven-match winning streak without scoring, instead of four against Barranquilla. But the commitment to Venezuela not only faced off against José Nestor Pecelman, a former tricolor technician, but we will have to wait for Venezuela to win and achieve another result That's why it's particularly important.

For those who are conditioned by the sum of yellow cards in such an order of ideas, it is essential to play with a good head. Of course, it is necessary to focus on Bolivia on March 24, but do not miss the confrontation with Venezuela on the 29th, as well as recommendations from the team. Some of them are subordinates.

There are concerns that three regular starters will be reprimanded in midfield. One of them is James Rodriguez, one of the historical footballers of the tricolor, a game generator even if he is not in good shape. In addition to this list, Juan Guillermo Cuadrado, the benchmark of the most common coffee in recent times, will also be exposed to pressure from yellow cardboard. In addition to this list, the most questioned in recent games is Matheus Uribe, one of the players although it incorporates a good game alone Wilmer Barrios.

I was also surprised that some attackers on the coffee team risked adding a yellow card to the upcoming FIFA date Luis Diaz, who scores in Liverpool, will always start with the Colombian national team, so be careful not to cause a foul. The same goes for Rafael Santos Bolle, who gradually won the trust of Reinaldo Rueda. It remains a tightrope walk with 4 goals.

Even if it rains with an attack, you will not be able to escape the defense. Without Yerry Mina, Davinson Sanchez and William Tesillo, who may stand at the starting line, will be conditioned. Daniel Munoz joins, but he prefers diversity. He plays both on the right rear and on the internal steering wheel.

In recent matches, David Ospina, the Colombian guardian angel, is another person you should know that you do not need to be warned. Camilo Vargas also protects his pouch whenever he needs it.

South America Playoff Day 17th:

3/24

- 6:30 p.m. - Uruguay v Peru

Centenario Stadium, Montevideo

- 6:30 p.m. - Colombia vs Bolivia

Metropolitan Stadium, Barranquilla

- 6:30 p.m. - Brazil vs Chile

Arena Fonte Nova Stadium

- 6:30 p.m. - Paraguay vs Ecuador

Antonio Aranda Stadium, Ciudad del Este

3/25

- 6:30 p.m. - Argentina vs Venezuela

Monumental Stadium, Buenos Aires

South America Playoff Day 18:

3/29

- 6:30 p.m. - Peru vs Paraguay

National Stadium (Lima)

- 6:30 p.m. - Venezuela vs Colombia

Kachamai Stadium, Guyana

- 6:30 p.m. - Bolivia vs Brazil

Hernando Siles Stadium, La Paz

- 6:30 p.m. - Chile vs Uruguay

Monumental Stadium, Santiago

- 6:30 p.m. - Ecuador vs Argentina

Banco Pichincha Monumental Stadium, Guayaquil

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