Before moving to Belo Horizonte, the Cacique aspires to a place in the donor zone from his meager 8th place.
Hardly Colo Colo he defeated América Mineiro by Gustavo Quinteros, he was asked if he would rotate names O’Higgins. And while the coach agreed, he admitted his focus is on the Chilean league, where he has made it a public obligation to finish as champion or runner-up to return to the Libertadores.
Reflecting on his commitment to the South American, and the question that entails, the Argentine-Bolivian coach will rotate some pieces without losing sight of a more or less starting side that can jump from the miserable eighth place it is at with 15 games remaining as its re-debut vs. Copiapó due to international participation. El Capo, who defeated the whites 5-1 in the first round, is even more hurt in tenth place thanks to 20 positives, 3 fewer than the popular monarch who needs the support of his people to stay in shape.
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WHEN AND WHERE IS IT
COLO COLO TRAINING
Brian Cortes; Oscar Opazo, Alan Saldivia, Ramiro González, Erick Wiemberg; Vicente Pizarro, Esteban Pavez; Jordan Thompson; Marcos Bolados, Dario Lezcano and Fabian Castillo. DT: Gustavo Quinteros.
O’HIGGINS SETUP
Nacho Gonzalez; Brian Torrealba, Juan Fuentes, Moises González; Fabián Hormazábal, Pablo Hernández, Camilo Moya, Matías Marín, Antonio Díaz; Facundo Castro and Matias Belmar. DT: Pablo De Muner.
Source: Goal