Bolivia boss furious over Lionel Messi and Argentina’s fury in country: ‘We can’t support two teams’

Bolivia’s football team has not qualified for the World Cup since the United States in 1994, but due to the possibilities offered by the South American qualifiers (six of the ten teams advance directly, and the seventh will face the resurrection game), the green team Excited to be traveling to the United States, Canada and Mexico in 2026.

After a humiliating 5-1 defeat away to Brazil, Gustavo Costas’ side will be looking to get even stronger when they take on new Qatar 2022 World Cup champions Argentina in La Paz. They beat Ecuador 1-0 at the Monument Stadium thanks to Messi’s free-kick goal. Marcelo Moreno Martins makes clear the malaise prevalent in the squad Some local fans sympathized with La Pulga and the team led by Lionel Scaloni.

“We are strong but it is worse at home. We have to maintain this alliance. We cannot be separated.We can’t support two teams at the same time, we have to be united. That’s how a competitive team is formed, that’s what we want, to feel the love. I’m sure we’ll feel that tomorrow and we’ll play for all of them. “Bolivia’s all-time scorer said at a press conference.

The leader of the Valley Independents continued his analysis, saying: “We want you to support the teacher’s process. There are many boys here. He cannot be crucified for a certain party.” They need the support of us the people, we cannot support two teams. We are going through a complex problem in Bolivian football. I’m sure this will happen. We need your support to grow together. I know that by growing together, things will improve and we will be able to compete in different ways. Most importantly, boys can play freely and they are not pressured by their own people. “I ask you to support the youngest player in the national team.”

Technical director Gustavo Costas said: “No matter what they say or don’t say, this game is difficult. We know it is difficult and not easy. Their players are in wonderful moments and they Very relaxed, taking off the bag of many years. They have the best in the world. We knew it was not going to be an easy game at all. Anyway, even so, we had a lot of confidence in each other. We knew What we have to do, I want us to get it done 100 percent.”

Following what was promised this afternoon, Bolivia will resume their FIFA matches in October at the Hernando Siles Stadium in La Paz, starting at 5 pm (Argentine time), when they face Ecuador on the 12th in La Paz , and on the 17th traveled to Ciudad to face Paraguay from the east.