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One of the most recognized journalists in the country, who does not hide his love for Millionaires, expressed himself on television after the defeat against Tolima.
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Hard defeat of Millonarios in the final of the Betplay League 2021-I. In the final against Deportes Tolima he could not and thus the Tolima team put the third star on its shield after winning 2-1 in the second leg played in El Campín and leaving the overall result 3-2 for the festjo of all the fans from the ‘Pijao’ club.
A final in which Millonarios kept the illusion after the goal at the last minute of Juan Carlos Pereira in Ibagué, The return came in Bogotá and the 1-1 gave to dream of the 16 star, and much more when Daniel Ruiz sent a goal from the left zone, a center that was closing impossible for goalkeeper Álvaro Montero, and ended in a beautiful so much.
Everything was going well but nobody was counting on Tolima’s reaction, who came back 1-0 thanks to a notable Juan Fernando Caicedo, who went double and thus made things very complicated for Alberto Gamero, who was not able to at least draw and force penalties, that was what most angered the renowned journalist Antonio Casale.
“It is not normal for a big team to get a final from the bolisllo like they took it from Millonarios today, They took it out of the pen, because Millonarios was working it well, he was winning, he was doing the most difficult thing, he had to manage and that is a lack of hierarchy, you have to put a ‘billetico’ into that because you cannot pretend to go far with the Chicks, neither, they are overrated overrated … Applause for Alberto Gamero, but the board must put their hand in their pockets, “said Antonio Casale on ESPN.
A voice more than authorized to speak of the current situation of Millionaires, Those were Casale’s words after the end of the game, which undoubtedly show what happened in the second leg. Millionaires lacked more volume on offense to go in search of a tie. In El Campín, for example, a very lonely Fernando Uribe was seen in the face of Tolima’s good tactical work when setting him on the mark.
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