On February 2, Beijing time, the latest round of the World Preliminary Round in South America was completed, and many strong teams won without any suspense.
The reviving Chile won 3-2 away to Bolivia, and the coaching uruguay defeated Venezuela 4-1 to usher in two consecutive wins. Peru and Ecuador still retained the initiative in the play-offs after a draw, with Brazil beating Paraguay 4-0.
Argentina sits at home and beat Colombia 1-0 with already qualified early and Messi not returning.
Although there was only one goal in the whole game, Argentina, ranked fifth in the world, had an absolute advantage, with a 16-5 shot on goal and a 5-0 overall advantage in the whole game.
Once again, Colombia, who are 11th in the world, have no way to score goals. In the past seven rounds of South American qualifiers, Colombia's result is 4 draws and 3 losses. Although all three games were lost 0-1 (except Argentina also lost to Peru and Brazil), but all four draws were also 0-0, 7 games 1 goal did not score, how bad is Colombia's attacking power? obvious.
Judging from the World Preliminary Tournament results in the same period, Colombia is not as good as the Chinese men's football team. Although the Chinese men's football team has completely missed the Qatar World Cup, in the past 7 World Preliminary Tournaments, the national football team's record is 1 win, 2 draws and 4 losses, 1 point more than Colombia, scoring 8 goals, and it is also much better than Colombia.
In the last game, Colombia's home fans gave the full field of boos and insults to Russia's World Cup Golden Boot J Ronaldo. Against Argentina, the 31-year-old J Ronaldo continued his sluggish performances. Bidding farewell to Everton, when the young J Ronaldo could not gain a foothold in the European League, he had to go to West Asia to pan for gold, and he, like Colombia, suffered a cliff-like decline.
At the end of the 16 rounds, Colombia ranked seventh with 3 wins, 8 draws and 5 losses. With two rounds of the South American qualifiers remaining, Colombia's schedule is as follows: home to Bolivia and away to Venezuela.
In terms of strength, Colombia's opponents are the two weakest in South America, and Bolivia has 2 points less than Colombia, ranking eighth. Venezuela, on the other hand, scored only 10 points, ranking first from the bottom.
Of course, even if Colombia wins the last two games, it still depends on the faces of others. As long as fourth-place Uruguay gets two points and fifth-placed Peru wins one game, Colombia will say goodbye to the Qatar World Cup.
If Colombia can't score three points in the next round, they will most likely bid farewell to the World Cup one round earlier!