![[En vivo – 1T] Last option for the World Cup ticket for the mini-Tri](https://i0.wp.com/www.eluniverso.com/resizer/lXkTq_Gl3zgizgM35LAIQLi2bEU%3D/0x0%3A3700x2304/1076x670/filters%3Aquality%2870%29/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/eluniverso/VXIKETIU75DEPG42I22VI7NFEY.jpg?fit=850%2C400&ssl=1 "[En vivo – 1T] Last option for the World Cup ticket for the mini-Tri")
A quota and three teams in dispute. This Sunday is the last option in the South American U-20 for the teams of Ecuador, Venezuela and Paraguay to get their ticket to the World Cup in Indonesia.
Starting at 4:00 p.m., the mini-Tri faces Albirroja, while Vinotinto plays against the already classified Colombia, host of the youth competition.
None of the three teams have an easy fight for the World Cup ticket, although with two points in the table, Venezuela is the only one that depends on its own result and a victory seals its ticket.
With only one point in four games, Ecuador and Paraguay need combinations of results, prioritizing their own victory and hoping that the Llaneros do not prevail over the locals.
A tie in the two games, classifies Venezuela, while a tricolor tie and a defeat for Venezuela, climbs the mini-Tri to the World Cup plane. (D)
Source: Eluniverso
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