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Venezuela playing to win against Uruguay: Batista

Venezuela playing to win against Uruguay: Batista

Montevideo, June 10 (UNI) Venezuela head coach Fernando Batista said that his team will be playing to win when it meets Uruguay in a potentially decisive FIFA World Cup qualifier.
Both teams would take a major step toward securing a berth in football's showpiece tournament by winning Tuesday's clash at Estadio Centenario here.
"Our strategy and approach will be focused on winning because that's what we came here for," Batista told reporters on Monday.

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