Messi threatens to see at the height of La Pass

 

Bolivia may not be able to compete with Argentina anywhere else. But at the height of La Pass, they are favorites. The two-time world champions at Ernando Siles have bitter memories. Bolivia coach Cesar Farias is looking to make it a little longer. He threatened to take a look at Lionel Messi in a hostile environment for opponents at La Paz.

Argentina have lost seven times against Bolivia, all on the field. There, the roar of blowing Messi again was in Farias' throat.

“Playing at Ernando Siles in La Paz is not like playing in any other city. There is no other like it. ”

The stakes are often reversed when playing at a stadium located at an altitude of 3,600 meters above sea level. Not just Argentina, most of the teams have been seen to suffer there. For height, the visiting players have problems with normal breathing. They can't play their normal game.

Brazil star Neymar, who drew 0-0 with Bolivia in Russia's World Cup qualifier three years ago, commented that the game at La Pass was inhumane. The country's players were seen taking oxygen at the end of the match. Argentina lost 2-0 to Seba.

Farias wants the opponent's suffering to continue at La Pass. Let his team take advantage of the opportunity.

Photo: TwitterPhoto: Twitter “We have to leave the grievances of Bolivia behind and move on. They may say we are not good, it doesn't matter. At this height, we want to eat the opponent's liver. ”

Argentina are the first team to play in this 'risky' place in the World Cup qualifiers in Qatar. Bolivia started the selection with a 5-0 defeat against Brazil, But the reality is that they are not thinking about this rate. They went to play in Brazil, leaving some important members of the team in La Paz for the Argentina match.

Argentina, who lost to Ecuador and started the selection, is now on an exceptional path. The best way for teams visiting at such a high altitude is to get there very close to the match's start. But the Argentines arrived there on Sunday, with plans to spend two nights at La Paz before the match. According to experts, this is not a good decision - the adverse effects of the condition on health fall most after two or three days.

However, considering the technical and psychological aspects, the decision can be fruitful. By practicing at this height, players can get an idea of ​​how much they can do in this condition, how much they cannot do and how to adapt to the match.

Only time will tell whether Argentina has made the right decision to match in a hostile environment in the run-up. But one thing is clear, the performance of this match will not match the idea of ​​how ready Messi and his teammates are for the World Cup in Qatar. Basically, the match should be a one-episode fight, the Bolivian coach is the same.