Nacional Potosi - Zulia

Very difficult moments live Venezuela with a large proportion of the country's population living in poverty, not even having the basics for a decent living, and the country's football could not remain unaffected. In recent days, some areas have not even electricity, and citizens live in the dark. One of these areas is Maracaibo, where Zulia is headquartered and has no electricity for several days in the last 2 weeks.

The country's Maduro football club refuses to see the problems faced by specific teams and requires domestic championship matches to be conducted normally, trying to hide away from the problems faced by the people. On 10 March was Zulia's confrontation with Caracas and despite appeals from the host to postpone the fight since the stadium had no electricity and no water to wash the footballers, the Federation demanded it to run normally. The players of the two teams were forced to leave the field, the referee whistled the start but the players did not kick the spot as a protest. In a mock parody the players walked around and chatted on the pitch for 45 minutes and this continued in the 2 half-time which forced the referee to give an early end to the match with the final score at 0-0.

After this game, it's management Zulia announced that he will not play again on the pitch if the conditions are not improved and are suitable for the club players to fight. The training is difficult after the players are almost fast because of the general lack of food. Inside all of this there is the first match for the first qualifying round of Copa Sudamerican, an event in which the team secured its participation in conquering last year's cup.

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The shepherd pulled her as an opponent Nacional Potosi from Bolivia, which is in stunning status this season, by unbeaten with 8-4-0 at the top of the Bolivian championship, with the most prolific assault on the 30 category in 12 races. Over time he is strong at Potosi where he has the ultimate 6 races this year, scoring 3,5 goals per game in these games. It comes from 6 winning streaks and from its best appearance in the season, after breaking the Destroyers on Friday with 7-2.

In addition to the problems I mentioned above, the Zulia will have to face a team that is very much strengthened this year, but also to manage Potosi's altitude, which surpasses the 4,000 measures, altitude that even the great Latin American groups are suffering, whether a group from Venezuela who at this stage confronts the world with the problems.

I do not see how Zulia will escape the heavy defeat tonight, against an opponent that flies aggressively. Nacional is as strong at home as it is so weakened away from Bolivia and altitude and will want to get a score that will mark her ticket tonight for the next stage.

Based on the above, my choice is Nacional's 3,5 goals in 3,10 by Winmasters.