The BetPlay League advances and the sixth date again left a coach out of his position. Harold Rivera, former Independiente Santa Fe, became the sixth coach fired so far in the championship, this being a reflection of the current situation in Colombian football.
The new day of the FPC keeps Atlético Nacional as leader, in addition, it was the scene for the rebirth of Atlético Junior and Deportivo Cali, which were in crisis, but also the ordeal for other clubs such as Once Caldas, Deportivo Pasto, Huila and Santa Faith sinking to the bottom of the table. Here at FUTBOLRED we analyze the good, the bad and the ugly of the sixth round of the League.
The good
National: The purslane team remains undefeated in the championship and added its fifth victory in the League. Against Quindío he had a difficult game, but managed to take all three points, in fact, for many critics and fans it was the worst game in the era of Alejandro Restrepo. The above being true, green achieved the goal of victory and remains at the top of the League.
Deportivo Cali: Alfredo Arias breathes and with it comes calm to the sugar set. After the victory against Alianza Petrolera, Deportivo Cali takes a new breath in the League, awaiting the fruits of a project that brings together great figures. Ángelo Rodríguez was essential to get the three points.
Atletico Junior: The era of Arturo Reyes in Junior started on the right foot and with goals. The 4-2 victory over Once Caldas gave a boost to the Barranquilla squad that had been having a hard time at the start of the championship. Does new broom sweep well?
Millionaires: The ambassador team gave a coup of authority in the League, by defeating Independiente Medellín with category. The 2-0 on the scoreboard was enough for the Blues, who were superior to the ‘Bolillo’ team during the 90 minutes. Good game for Gamero.
The bad
America from Cali: The rotations of Juan Carlos Osorio are, once again, the center of the discussion in Valle del Cauca. With several changes in the roster, the scarlet team faced Patriotas and did not go from 0-0 at Pascual Guerrero. Two lost points that can be very expensive at the end of the all against all.
Santa Fe: The cardinal team does not come out of the crisis and, after drawing 1-1 with Deportivo Pereira, the directors reached an agreement with Harold Rivera, to end his relationship as coach of the team. Broken dressing room and bad results are part of the reality of the team.
Pasto, Once Caldas and Huila: The coleros of the League do not have a good time. Pasto and Once Caldas lost; while Huila tied. All three teams changed coaches so far in the championship and remain at the bottom of the leaderboard.
The ugly
Arbitration: The Colombian arbitration continues to give something to talk about and on this date it was, unfortunately, the protagonist in the duel between Qundío and Nacional. A non-existent hand gave the victory to the purslane, who also demanded a penalty action that could be sanctioned and was not. The group whosebro put a petition in the Dimayor, which demands to investigate the matches that had arbitration failures and likewise the permanence of the VAR in the remainder of the championship.
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