Fighting for relegation has been the outcome of a series of unfortunate events. The previous campaigns influence this table, which little by little is giving relief to those clubs that due to level, economic and sporting problems, cannot maintain a good performance during several championships. The current fight not to go to the BetPlay Tournament in 2022 is complex.
Curiously, two of the clubs that are seeking to maintain the category, Pereira and Quindío. The matecañas are among those classified, in fourth position, close to confirming their place in the home runs, with 27 units, while those whose players are in box 11 with 20 points, two units behind the eighth.
It is not news that a club that is seeking to maintain the category is also struggling to enter the group of qualifiers, to dispute the title. In 2011 América and Pereira were in a heads-up for not relegation and for entering the play-offs at the end of the year. Both teams defined the issue of relegation in advance, leaving the Matecañas with the place for the B and the scarlets to relegation.
The pulse to classify was won by America, entering at eight with 25 and Pereira, despite winning, was left with 24 units. It should be noted that the Red Devils would later lose in the quarterfinals against Once Caldas and the promotion against Patriotas.
You have to go back to 2009, again with Pereira. The team from Mateca had a great campaign, but the issue of relegation continued to haunt him, he did not leave it until the last day. Parallel to this, he was among the eight classified for home runs.
That heads-up left Pasto with 131 and Pereira with 133, in addition to having 29 units and occupying the fourth square in the all against all. At that time there was also promotion with the best punctuation in the B. The series was won against Bucaramanga, preserving the category.
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