90 ‘SD | Four minutes are added to the match.
85’ST | We entered the final part of the commitment. Colombia beat Venezuela, but it was not enough to reach the playoffs.
81’ST | Change in Venezuela
Savarino enters; Martinez leaves.
76’ST | Changes in Colombia
Enter Preciado and Cuellar; Bore and Lerma leave.
71’ST | The game goes back and forth. Venezuela has improved with the changes and is more responsive than the first part.
68’ST | Change in Venezuela
Enter Otero; Rinkon is coming out.
65’ST | Changes in Colombia
Enter Quintero and Suarez; James Rodriguez and Cinestera are coming out.
61’ST | Mention that Moreno received a yellow card on the Colombia team a few minutes ago.
60 ‘SD | Colombia uses bands a lot. He has fast players and uses them properly.
44’PT | Colombia had a penalty chance. The arbitrator appears to be in consultation with the VAR.
22’PT | The answer is Venezuela!
Solomon Rondon tried to hit the target directly, but his shot deflected off a rival.
20 ‘PT | Colombia continues to reach part of Venezuela, but fails by definition. 0-0 for now.
8’PT | Munoz tried to surprise the Venezuelan goalkeeper, but no luck. The local team is playing from the bottom up.
There are fewer and fewer matches starting on the 18th of the 2022 South American Qualifiers.
“I always say I have a strong affection and love for Colombia, so this game is going to be great, but frankly I have to think about the game. Today I have a Vinodino shirt, to which I am indebted.
– Jose Beckerman, current DD of Venezuela.
Where to look for a qualifying match in Venezuela
If you are in Venezuela and want to watch the match against Colombia, you will need to tune in to TLT Signal, La Tele Tuya en vivo, a subscription channel based in Caracas and responsible for broadcasting all matches of the Venezuelan team. You can see it here:
On DTT, Channel 23.2 (SD)
On MovieStar TV, Channel 143.
On CANTV, Channel 11 and Channel 602 (HD).
On the Inter Satellite, Channel 103.
On Simple TV, Channel 119.
When and where Venezuela and Colombia play for the Qatar qualifying round
The clash between Venezuela and Colombia, according to the CONMEBOL schedule, will be played this Tuesday, March 29, 2022, at a multi-purpose stadium in Kachchame Stadium.
Who is smuggling Venezuela VS. Colombia by Qualifiers
No one will miss the match between Venezuela and Colombia for the final date of the Qatar 2022 qualifying rounds. If you are in the Venezuelan region, you can watch live fights on the TLT, while those in the Colombian region can follow the signals provided by Caracol TV and Gol Caracol directly and indirectly. In addition, Movistar Deportes in Peru is another option to see this vibrant conflict. Finally, if you can not tune in to any of these channels, you can follow up minute by minute on Deporte Total via El Comorcio.
“We knew what it was like not to score goals, not to win, what to represent … it was a huge weight on us and we were finally able to create that calm within the team and then get more points. Goals in the match (against Bolivia),” said striker Luis Muriel.
We live with a preview of what will happen in Colombia vs. Venezuela for the last date of the Qatar 2022 qualifying rounds.
good morning! Here we start with what the competition will be like Colombia and Venezuela 2022 to the 18th day of the qualifying round for Qatar. Stay tuned here minute by minute about what the outcome of the CONMEBOL qualification process, which ends this Tuesday, March 29th, will be.
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90 + 4 ‘ST | End of the game!
Colombia beat Venezuela 1-0 but could not reach the playoffs.