Argentina vs Colombia: The South American World Cup Qualificator 2022 will host Argentina on Match Day 8 at Barranquilla’s Stadio Métropolitano Roberto Meléndez Colombia. Will fans return to the stadium after such a long absence? You can find out more here.
Conmebol World Cup qualifiers resumed their journey to Qatar in 2022 with an action-packed matchday seven. Today’s action will be followed by an enthralling eighth round. Colombia and Argentina steal a show that is exclusively broadcast by Fubo TV in a must-see match broadcast in the United States.
Hopes Regarding Argentina Vs Colombia
Argentina will travel to Colombia in World Cup qualifying on Tuesday, hoping to bounce back from its draw with Chile. The hosts are at their best after a 3-0 win over Peru, which increased their qualification campaign despite the absence of James Rodriguez and Radamel Falcao. Argentina is in second place with a 3-2-0 record, while Colombia is in sixth place with a 2-1-2 record.
Los Cafeteros have had a difficult start to their campaigns, but they remain hopeful with Reinaldo Rueda at the helm. Peru was three times past after a long distance, and the next confrontation with a powerful team gained confidence.
Meanwhile, Chile kept La Albiceleste at home during their return to action. Lionel Scaloni’s team is still in a good position thanks to its strong start, but it will face a difficult task in Barranquilla. The games between these two countries are always entertaining, and fans will not be disappointed with this one.
Attendance by Colombia and Argentina is permitted.
Fans have long been welcome inside stadiums in South America. The first game will be the Qatar 2022 Qualifying Cup, which has never been played in front of a live audience.
Government’s Take On This
The government has decided that 10,000 fans from Barranquilla’s Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Melendez will be able to attend the Colombia-Argentina match. This option was first reported by the local media a few days before it was confirmed by the authorities.
The stadium of Los Cafeteros has a capacity of 46,692 people, so the fans should be able to sit comfortably. Many people, including Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni, were disgusted by this decision. Nonetheless, for the first time since the pandemic outbreak, a small number of Colombian fans will be able to see their team in a crucial World Cup match.
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