This Friday October 7 at 20:30, will take place the meeting between Chile and Argentina for Brazil 2014 playoffs . Each of the teams already have their best players available to compete in the River Plate Stadium, Argentina .
In the Argentina team are in preparation Nicolas Pareja, Marcos Rojo, Gonzalo Higuain, Nicolas Otamendi, Emiliano Insua and Fabian Rinaudo , which were added José Sosa and Javier Pastore .
The striker Lionel Messi created great excitement at the airport during his arrival from Spain, where the team plays with Barcelona , so they had to close the entrance for several minutes. Quickly, the players joined the training.
With them, the Argentine coach this week joined the players Agustin Orion Atalanta of Italy, Rodrigo Brana of Boca Juniors, and Germain Denis of Estudiantes de La Plata.
Javier Mascherano will be integrated into practice tomorrow 5, after arriving on flight IB 6843 at 08:20.
The players will train the day of the meeting at 10:30, half an hour later than usual, after lunch to rest after a talk from the stadium waiting for the Chilean team.
The 10 players will travel to Barcelona (Venezuela) , where on Tuesday October 11th will be the encounter between Argentina and the selection of Venezuela.
In the Chilean team , led by Argentine coach Claudio Borghi, and novelty are the defender Sebastian Toro of Colo Colo, and midfielders Matias Campos Toro Audax Italiano, José Pedro Fuenzalida Colo Colo, and Cristóbal Jorquera Genoa, Italy.
Were also cited Jorge Valdivia (Palmeiras), despite his injury, and Matias Fernandez (Sporting Lisbon), who is re-emerging in Portugal. The notable absentee is the player Alexis Sanchez of Barcelona , who is injured by a couple of weeks.
On offense, in addition to the announced presence on the list of Humberto Suazo (Monterrey) is Mauricio Pinilla (Palermo) and one of the figures of the University of Chile, Eduardo Vargas. Chile visit Argentina on 7 October and the 11 of the same month will receive Peru at the start of the qualifiers.
Selected Argentina squad for the first two games:
Romero, Sergio (Sampdoria, Italy)
Andujar, Mariano (Catania, Italy)
Zabaleta, Pablo (Manchester City, England)
Burdisso, Nicolas (Rome-Italy)
Fernandez, Federico (Napoli-(Italy)
Demichelis, Martin (Málaga-Spain)
Otamendi, Nicolas (Porto-Portugal)
Pareja, Nicolas (Spartak Moscow-Russia)
Rojo, Marcos (Spartak Moscow-Russia)
Insua, Emiliano (Sporting, Portugal)
Banega, Ever (Valencia, Spain)
Rinaudo, Fabian (Sporting, Portugal)
Alvarez, Ricardo (Inter, Italy)
Gutierrez, Jonas (Newcastle United, England)
Sosa, Jose (Metalist-Ukraine)
Pastore, Javier (Paris SG, France)
Di Maria, Angel (Real Madrid-Spain)
Gaitan, Nicolas (Benfica-Portugal)
Messi, Lionel (Barcelona, Spain)
Higuain, Gonzalo (Real Madrid-Spain)
Aguero, Sergio (Manchester City, England)
Palacio, Rodrigo (Genoa-Italy)
Salvio, Eduardo (Atletico Madrid, Spain)
Mascherano, Javier (Barcelona, Spain)
List of the Chilean
Janitors
Claudio Bravo (Real Sociedad, ESP)
Miguel Pinto (Atlas, ME
Christopher Toselli (Universidad Catolica
Defenses
Waldo Ponce (Cruz Azul, MEX)
Pablo Contreras (PAOK, GRE)
Gonzalo Jara (West Bromwich, ING)
Sebastian Toro (Colo Colo)
Christian Vilches (Colo Colo)
Frills
Gary Medel (Sevilla, ESP)
Carlos Carmona (Atalanta, ITA)
Francisco Silva (U. Católica)
Arturo Vidal (Juventus, ITA)
Philip Seymour (Genoa, ITA)
Mauricio Isla (Udinese, ITA)
Charles Aranguiz (U. de Chile)
José Pedro Fuenzalida (Colo Colo)
Jean Beausejour (Birmingham City, ENG)
Matias Campos Toro (Audax Italiano)
Jorge Valdivia (Palmeiras, BRA)
Matías Fernández (Sporting Lisbon, POR)
Cristóbal Jorquera (Genoa, ITA)
Forwards
Humberto Suazo (Monterrey, MEX)
Mauricio Pinilla (Palermo, ITA)
Esteban Paredes (Colo Colo)
Carlos Muñoz (Colo Colo)
Eduardo Vargas (Universidad de Chile)
