Atletico Bucaramanga He got an important victory from Montería, where he faced a limited Jaguares. Although the management of the game was the responsibility of those led by Armando ‘Piripi’ Osma, they suffered more than necessary to achieve their fifth victory of the semester and the second in a row. They arrived with air in the shirt after beating Santa Fe.
Almost towards the end, when they were with ten on the field after the unusual expulsion of Gustavo Torres, Bucaramanga rose from the ashes and brought together the talented players (Johan Caballero, Dayro Moreno and Sherman Cárdenas), to build an offensive play that completely undressed the Jaguars defensive mistakes. Lonely both of the ’10’ to sign a victory that brings them closer to the group of eight. They reached 17 points and were one of the eighth.
The first half was opaque due to the few clear approaches in the goals of Jorge Soto and Juan Camilo Chaverra. The first appearance of Jaguares occurred around 3 minutes; a center with poison that ended up deflecting Jefferson Mena, before a rival could appear to send her to the bottom. Bucaramanga’s response came quickly. Jackson Montaño tried it the same way. A center that no one connected.
The local tried his mid-distance with Breiner de Alba, but the shot went slightly off the crossbar. At 41 minutes, Johan Caballero tried to put Bucaramanga ahead and did not hit as he wanted. After two minutes, the leopard created a great counterattack, in which Sherman Cárdenas and Dayro Moreno participated, but it all ended in a deflected shot by Bayron Garcés. An action that everyone lamented before going to rest.
For the second half the panorama did not change much. Bucaramanga owned the ball but could not do any damage. Jaguares was dedicated to watching him play. However, after the 70’s, the ‘Piripi’ team perked up. Ronaldo Tavera played a ball and with a cross from Gómez, from the right sector, Dayro appeared to give Soto a scare. The ball that was deflected by very little.
Barely a minute passed after Dayro’s approach when the leopards were left with ten on the court. Gustavo Torres, who had only been on the pitch for six minutes, was sent off. Double yellow card and straight to the locker room in the midst of his coach’s reproaches. Swimming against the current, Bucaramanga scored an agonizing goal. Action that was generated in their own field and that brought together the talented Caballero, Dayro and Sherman, to build the play that ended in a goal. Minute 83 passed when the ’10’ received the pass from the right and defined with category.
