Bolivia loses to Venezuela and is on the verge of elimination in the South American U-17

The Bolivian U-17 team was postponed for the second time in a row. Those led by Pablo Daniel Escobar could not beat Venezuela and fell 2-0 on the third date of Group B, of the South American, which is played in Ecuador.

The goals for Vinotinto were scored by David Martínez (53′) and Juan Arango (61′). It was the first victory for the llanero team, which is entering the final hexagonal, while the Verdecita will have to beat Paraguay on the last date to aspire to a place in the decisive phase.

In the first half, the Bolivian goalkeeper Fabián Pereira avoided the fall of his bow with notable interventions. He beat Leenhan Romero, Lucciano Reinoso and the striker Arango one-on-one.

In the complement, the first goal came from Venezuela. Martínez, at minute 53, with a cross shot made it 1-0, taking advantage of a defensive flaw, which Pereira wanted to correct, but stayed on the road, so the Venezuelan put the first with the unguarded goal. A minute later Bolivia lost César Flores by expulsion.

the second conquest, It was the work of Arango, who took advantage of a good pass from Reinoso, to make it 2-0. With the defeat, Bolivia was left with three points and will risk their lives next Thursday in their last match against Paraguay, while Venezuela has a rest day.