>El Alto Municipal Stadium, is a multi-use stadium in El Alto, Bolivia. The stadium is located at an altitude of 4,088 METERS (13,412 feet) above sea level.How is this allowed
That's literally cheating.
Not as bad as a stadium at an altitude of 4088 meters below sea level.
>>150725419Based BoliviaChile is a fucking embarrassment
i watched the first 20 mins of it and was shocked at this stadium it was tiny it looked like 15k absolute jokela paz is def a bucket list destination though 1 day
>I CANT BREATHE
>>150725419The country is located very high. At least that’s where all the people live. So it’s not like they came up with a diabolical cheat plan and built the stadium far away from the rest of the country to statpad. And by the time they had built that stadium, the effects of altitude strain weren’t fully known yetBut yeah, it is a bit ridiculous because the difference is so severe. But that kind of goes for all sports when you think about it? 100m sprints, long jump, and things like javelin throw? Heh, just do it at 4000m altitude, bro. Even cycling hour records.The thing with sprinting and so on is that you can theoretically create a chart for „corrected“ performance on basis of ground level standards. But you can’t do it for football. Bolivia are ass except when they play at home
>>150725419any web where I can watch the game?
>>150725739They could have perfectly played the game in Bolivia’s second most important city (Santa Cruz) which is located in the Amazonian rainforest part of the country with normal elevation.Like that other anon said, it’s blatant cheating
>>150725798By now, it is blatant cheating, yes. Ever since they know what a large advantage it is. Before that, they just built a stadium near one of their major cities. But CONMEBOL and FIFA don't seem to bother, so they are to blame as well
>>150725419>AHHH NOOOO I CANT HECKING BREATHEEEEE >THATS HECKING CHEATING!!! Cope lol
bolivia are based, i'll never understand why clubs at home roll out the red carpet and do hospitality for the visitors, i'd make them sleep in the reception and train in the car park
>>150726000This, I remember for the 2018 WC qualifying match between Peru and New Zealand, the NZ team had an away match in Lima. So the Peru fans literally stayed up all night playing loud music and making a shit ton of noise outside the hotel were the NZ players were staying to tire them out ahead of the match the next day. Peru would win that match 2-0 and qualify lol.
>>150726016That's not really uncommon. If fans find out where the guest team is sleeping, they will often pull up with fireworks and music. There are also regular attempts at causing fire alarms. Not like it happens every week, but it's definitely not extraordinary
>>150725419Tibetans really are cucks. Not only are they not an independent nation anymore ... they also can't build a stadium at 8,000m to statpad
>>150725798They are the home team, they get to pick, that’s how it works
This makes Boliva super based, i kneel
The stadium i assumed they play at is just at 3.582M Down in La Paz. This makes Bolivia even more based than i thought.
>>150726000I also love what they do in some country with the away section, when they have nets covering the entire section and barbed wire. That makes it feel like the away fans are animals that need to be locked in. Absolute KINO, modern football need more of this.
>>150726569My favorite things to see is when a riot breaks out and everyone inside the cage starts fighting, its like a scene from a 90s post apocalyptic movie lol, absolutely kino.
watched the game, absolutely fucking based. Bolivians using every single trick, imagine a world cup on Bolivia, that would be kino
>>150725419So this is even higher than La Paz? dayum son
Final played in Tiwanaku, BASED
>>150726000jej
>>150727276it's attached to La Paz, it's where the airport is
Why does Peru never play in Cusco? It's the same altitude as La Paz and they have a big stadium there.
>>150728284Most players are from Lima and aren't used to the elevation themselves
>>150728300Ah, i thought this could be the reason, thanks
>>150725668>>150725728
>>150727276It's basically on the mountain plateau looming over La Paz, La Paz is in a valley. At least I think so. El Alto used to be a part of La Paz and then became its own city
