Iván René Valenciano referred on ESPN Fútbol Show to the tie that Junior drew during his visit to Nacional, on the first day of the Semifinals Quadrangular. The ‘Bomber’ assured that although the shark started this phase with a result that leaves him well in the table, he hopes that he will begin to ‘show his teeth’ from the second date when he receives Deportivo Cali in the ‘Metro’. It will be a game with a special tint due to the presence of Teófilo Gutiérrez in the Verdiblanco.
“One does not know which is the Junior, if the regular tournament or the one that starts the home runs that sometimes ends up fighting in the end,” said Valenciano, assuring that “Junior is always going to be the favorite” and that when he entered a phase in this way Ultimately, he ended up fighting the title with Alexandre Guimarães’ América, referring to the 2019-II League.
And he said that “he got into a very good position, but not with regular football.” What Valenciano does hope is that Arturo Reyes does not go out to defend against Cali. “When you don’t have football, you make a line of five, like against Nacional, to defend yourself and in the end get a result such as a draw. Now you have to see it with the proposal against Deportivo Cali. You have to go find the match because he plays at home and has to propose. Junior is not Tolima who goes against Alianza and proposes. Hopefully he will not come out with a line of five again “.
Junior will play this Wednesday (8:05 pm) for the second round of the Semifinals Quadrangular against Cali, who arrives as the leader of their group after beating Deportivo Pereira.
“There it will be a difficult game because Cali is uncovered its scorer. Apart Cali is not a team that is going to defend itself, I think it will go to Barranquilla to get the ball out of Junior, to pressure him in his own field and try to be close to see. Teo is not going to play 100 percent, he’s going to play 110 or 120 percent because we all know what he represents and what he wants to show the fans, beyond being yelled at and insulted, “he added.
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