2024-11-17 20:51:00
Paraguay beat Argentina national team, all focus in preview Statement by Gustavo Alfarohe assured that Argentina was “like wet”. After the game, the Argentine coach talked about the next matchup, He surprised the former president of Argentina with an unexpected date.
At the impromptu press conference after training, Alfaro said “Bolivia is much more important than Argentina”. He surprisingly quoted Bartolomé Mitre in reference to qualifying for the 2026 World Cup: “They are going to accuse me now because I quoted a quote from Bartolome Miter, who was the president of Argentina over 100 years ago. He said: ‘A nation that does not understand its history is doomed to repeat it. ”
In this sense, he describes: «What is our history? Gentlemen, Paraguay has failed to participate in three consecutive World Cups. Let us not forget”.
Coach Albirroja, on the other hand, emphasized, “We have to lower the decibels; down to earth”. He made it clear that “if we beat the world champion We are intoxicated with victorymost likely, they will hit us on the head when we reach high ground.
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Regarding his next trip through Paraguay, Alfaro was blunt: “Argentina is prestigious, but Bolivia took us to the World Cup«. In this way, the coach underlines the importance of the commitment made by the Guarani team in El Alto on Tuesday at 5 pm.
Furthermore, he insisted that “there will come a time when things don’t turn out the way people expect.” you must do the same”. He concluded: “The impossible If we lose we go into the locker room and look each other in the eyes and feel like we didn’t give it our all. “That’s what we work for.”
Paraguay beats Argentina to advance to World Cup qualifiers
Since Gustavo Alfaro came on as a substitute for Paraguay, Guaraní have recorded three wins at home (Brazil, Venezuela and Argentina) and two draws away from home (Uruguay and Ecuador).
As a result, they are ranked sixth in the standings and the last team to directly qualify for the next World Cup.
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In what ways does Coach Alfaro believe historical context impacts his strategy and motivation for upcoming matches?
**Interview with Gustavo Alfaro, Argentine National Team Coach**
**Interviewer:** Good evening, Coach Alfaro. After the surprising 2-1 defeat to Paraguay, what are your immediate thoughts and feelings about the match?
**Gustavo Alfaro:** Good evening! Honestly, it was a frustrating result for us. We came into the game with high expectations, but it seems like we didn’t perform as well as we needed to. I mentioned in my post-match comments that we looked “like wet,” which reflects a lack of cohesion on the field.
**Interviewer:** You’ve stated that Bolivia is “much more important than Argentina” in your upcoming focus. Can you elaborate on this perspective?
**Gustavo Alfaro:** Absolutely. While the loss to Paraguay was disappointing, we need to concentrate on our next challenges, starting with Bolivia. Each match is crucial for our World Cup qualification, and every point matters. We cannot afford to dwell too long on past games, especially when there’s a critical match approaching.
**Interviewer:** You referred to a quote from Bartolomé Mitre regarding history. Why is this relevant to your strategy moving forward?
**Gustavo Alfaro:** That quote emphasizes the importance of learning from our past. Paraguay has faced challenges in World Cup qualifications, just as we have had our ups and downs. Acknowledging history helps us remain grounded and focused. We need to understand our trajectory and work hard to avoid repeating past mistakes.
**Interviewer:** Following such a significant defeat, how do you plan to motivate your players ahead of the next match?
**Gustavo Alfaro:** Motivation comes from within the squad, but as a coach, my role is to create a supportive environment. We’ll analyze the last match, identify areas for improvement, and ensure the players understand the stakes. We have a talented group, and I believe they will bounce back stronger.
**Interviewer:** how do you handle the heightened expectations after defeating a team like Argentina?
**Gustavo Alfaro:** It’s important to stay humble. Winning against the world champions can give a sense of euphoria, but we need to keep our feet on the ground. We must focus on consistent performance rather than getting carried away by a single victory.
**Interviewer:** Thank you for your insights, Coach Alfaro. Good luck with the upcoming matches!
**Gustavo Alfaro:** Thank you! We are ready to face what lies ahead.
