Quindío Sports took another giant step towards the first division of Colombian soccer, defeating 1-0 Cortuluá in the second leg of the semester final.
Luis Fabián Mina, 30 minutes into the first half, scored the winning goal for the team led by Óscar Héctor Quintabani. Now, Quindío must play against Athletic Huila in search of promotion.
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Quindío is very close to returning to the first division, having been relegated in 2013. However, promotion is not yet assured. You have three options to go up to A.
The first is to win the final against Huila, with which they will be in the first division again. The second, to secure the first place of the annual reclassification, winning one of the two games of the definition of the title, thus later falling in shots from the penalty spot.
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“If the club that loses the Grand Final of the BetPlay DIMAYOR I Tournament 2021, is the same club that occupies the first position in the Total Reclassification Table of the Year 2020 and 2021 I, it will be promoted directly to participate in the Professional Championship Category First“ A “(BetPlay DIMAYOR League) in the second half of 2021. In this case the Repechage BetPlay DIMAYOR I 2021 Tournament will not be played”, says the championship regulations.
Quindío has 88 points today, three more than Huila. If the opitas win the two games of the annual final, they would send the Armenians to play the repechage against Cortuluá, third in the accumulated of the year.
“The losing club of the Grand Final of the BetPlay DIMAYOR I Tournament 2021, will play the Repechage of the BetPlay DIMAYOR I Tournament 2021 in round-trip matches (home and away) against the club that occupies the first place in the Total Reclassification Table of the Year 2020 and 2021 I and who has not been a participant in the Grand Final of the BetPlay DIMAYOR I Tournament 2021 “, says the regulations.
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