0-0. Venezuela resigned on its way after the world suffered defeat in front of Uruguay

Caracas, September 10 (EFE).- The election of Venezuela was carried out with a single ant, chasing a point ahead of Uruguay, and the two have landed in the Caribbean party because they had the sexto evening classification for the Copa Mundial 2026, while Celeste was in third position.

After the first minutes of the meeting, at the Estadio Monumental de Maturín, the wine was shifted to Uruguay, as the coast left the ball of its zone, entered the Venezuelan region and was precise since the midad of the field.

Yeferson Soteldo, Jon Aramburu and Salomón Rondón began their first steps with the intention of paving the way for Venezuela, following the Fuera de la Reina.

The opportunity was even clearer when I was heading towards the center of the area in the 16th minute with a return to the Cabeza de Rondón, but the balón was lost because the load came from the portería.

Uruguay could not have been more determined than when he joined his opponent, having a clear opportunity with a relative of Manuel Ugarte who had put Rafa Romo to flight.

In the 32nd minute, Rondón marked the elementary school for Venezuela, but was annulled from the last game.

On the second day, several visitors remained in the area, some of them in the process of converting into gold, among them a lost cabezazo of Yordan Osorio.

– Technical data:

0. Venezuela: Rafa Romo; Nahuel Ferraresi, Jon Aramburu, Yordan Osorio, Miguel Navarro; Cristian Cásseres (82 years old, Tomás Rincón), José Andrés Martínez, Telasco Segovia (59 years old, Jefferson Savarino), Yeferson Soteldo; Eduard Bello (59, Darwin Machís), Salomón Rondón (91, Jhonder Cádiz).

Selection: Fernando ‘Bocha’ Batista

0. Uruguay: Sergio Rochet; Guillermo Varela, Santiago Bueno, Sebastián Cáceres (m.5, Nico Marichal), Lucas Olaza; Manuel Ugarte, Emiliano Martínez, Brian Rodríguez (M.54, Facundo Torres; M.87, Marcelo Saracchi), Maximiliano Araújo (M.45, Miguel Merentiel), Facundo Pellistri (M.87, Nicolás Fonseca); Cristian Olivera.

Selection: Marcelo Bielsa.

Referee: Brazilian Raphael Claus assisted by Cristian Cásseres, Miguel Navarro and José Martínez from Venezuela; ya Manuel Ugarte, Brian Rodríguez, Miguel Merentiel and Emiliano Martínez, from Uruguay.

Incidents: Eighteen days before the qualification for the 2026 World Cup, controversial match at the Estadio Monumental de Maturín.