After the Peruvian team’s recent defeat against Chile, Juan Reynoso will prepare some changes for the eleven that will face Argentina on the fourth day of qualifying tomorrow, some due to a technical decision and others due to injury.
One of the novelties in the duel against the Mapochos would be the return of Renato Tapiawho did not travel to Santiago due to muscular strain and would instead finish at the bottom Carlos Zambrano.
Kaiser was injured against La Roja and had to miss around 15 days. Likewise, Tapia knows what it’s like to play as a central defender, having played the position in the games against Paraguay and Brazil.
Another change Reynoso would make would be Bryan Reyna for Christofer Gonzales. The Al-Adalah midfielder will also not be there due to injury and after Marcos López was ruled out due to a series of yellow cards, the Alianza Lima winger would take over on the left wing.
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El Cabezón needs to show a greater offensive performance after the first three qualifying rounds in which the Peruvian team failed to score once.
In addition, André Carrillo could have a starting chance against the Albiceleste. After an MRI scan, La Culebra would be in optimal condition to start against the current world champion in place of Andy Polo.
La Blanquirroja is currently in ninth place in the table with 1 point, just ahead of Bolivia. With a record of 1 draw and 2 defeats, the everyone’s team will try to collect points in order not to lose sight of the classification zone World which will host the United States, Mexico and Canada.