San Jose look set to visit River Plate in their closing Libertadores Cup Group Six match on Wednesday without coach Nestor Clausen, who has threatened to quit citing poor working conditions at the Bolivian club. "I came with a lot of enthusiasm to coach San Jose but in the current circumstances I can't carry on because there are factors that prevent proper work," Clausen, who took charge a month ago, was quoted as saying by the daily El Diario (www.eldiario.net). San Jose, based at high altitude in the Andean mining town of Oruro, made a surprise winning start to their Libertadores Cup campaign beating Argentine giants River 2-0 at home but have taken one point from their four matches since and are bottom of the group. To avoid a humiliating elimination twice South American champions River, who also have four points from four draws, must beat San Jose at El Monumental and hope second-placed Juan Aurich of Peru take one point at most at home to qualified group leaders UANL Tigres of Mexico.
Sunday, 12 April 2015
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