Bolivia vs. El Salvador, two old acquaintances

The Bolivian team is already in the United States, to play the friendly match with his counterpart from El Salvador next Friday in Washington, from 8:00 p.m.

It will be the fifth time that both selected teams meet. In the four matches played there was a win for each and two draws.

The last time they were also measured in the North American capital, on October 22, 2008. On that occasion at the RFK Stadium, and it was a 2-0 Salvadoran victory with goals from Eliseo Quintanilla and Osael Romero.

The only national victory was 5-1, on November 15, 2006, at the Hernando Siles Stadium, with scores from Nelson Sosa, Juan Carlos Arce, Oscar Sánchez, Leonel Reyes, and Darwin Peña.

Arce is the only survivor on the roster who made the last two friendlies against the Central Americans, although he only played in 2006. The “Rabbit” is part of the delegation that is in Washington.

In practice, held yesterday at the Tahuichi Aguilera stadium under a persistent drizzle, the coach of the national team, César Farías, put on the court the probable starting team for the set against the Salvadorans.
The team was made up of goalkeeper Rubén Cordano; Jairo Quinteros, Diego Bejarano and José Sagredo in the line of three defenders; Erwin Saavedra, Franz González, Moisés Villarroel and Juan Carlos Montenegro in the midfield; a little higher, as a hitch, Juan Carlos Arce, and in the attack Carmelo Algarañaz and Víctor Ábrego.

The alternative training had Jhon Jairo Cuéllar; Adrián Jusino, Eduardo Álvarez and Sebastián Reyes; Jesús Sagredo and Javier Uzeda; Pablo Lima, Eduardo Álvarez, Daniel Camacho; Bruno Miranda and Rodrigo Ramallo.

The coaching staff divided in two the group of forty-four summoned to face the three games that are coming up in the FIFA window.

Those who nor they are part of the delegation that traveled to the United States, they are in the city of La Paz preparing for the commitments for the qualifying rounds against Peru and Uruguay, to be played on November 11 and 16.

After the friendly with El Salvador, Bolivia will have to visit the Peruvian team first and then receive the Uruguayan, in search of vital points to continue in the race.

The Bolivian team is already in the United States, to play the friendly match with his counterpart from El Salvador next Friday in Washington, from 8:00 p.m.

It will be the fifth time that both selected teams meet. In the four matches played there was a win for each and two draws.

The last time they were also measured in the North American capital, on October 22, 2008. On that occasion at the RFK Stadium, and it was a Salvadoran victory 2-0 with goals from Eliseo Quintanilla and Osael Romero.

The only national victory was 5-1, on November 15, 2006, at the Hernando Siles Stadium, with scores from Nelson Sosa, Juan Carlos Arce, Oscar Sánchez, Leonel Reyes, and Darwin Peña.

Arce is the only survivor on the roster who made the last two friendlies against the Central Americans, although he only played in 2006. The “Rabbit” is part of the delegation that is in Washington.

In practice, held yesterday at the Tahuichi Aguilera stadium under a persistent drizzle, the coach of the national team, César Farías, put on the court the probable starting team for the set against the Salvadorans.
The team was made up of goalkeeper Rubén Cordano; Jairo Quinteros, Diego Bejarano and José Sagredo in the line of three defenders; Erwin Saavedra, Franz González, Moisés Villarroel and Juan Carlos Montenegro in the midfield; a little higher, as a hitch, Juan Carlos Arce, and in the attack Carmelo Algarañaz and Víctor Ábrego.

The alternative training had Jhon Jairo Cuéllar; Adrián Jusino, Eduardo Álvarez and Sebastián Reyes; Jesús Sagredo and Javier Uzeda; Pablo Lima, Eduardo Álvarez, Daniel Camacho; Bruno Miranda and Rodrigo Ramallo.

The coaching staff divided in two the group of forty-four summoned to face the three games that are coming up in the FIFA window.

Those who nor they are part of the delegation that traveled to the United States, they are in the city of La Paz preparing for the commitments for the qualifying rounds against Peru and Uruguay, to be played on November 11 and 16.

After the friendly with El Salvador, Bolivia will have to visit the Peruvian team first and then receive the Uruguayan, in search of vital points to continue in the race.

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