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SPORTS TOLIMA1 – 1 UNIÓN LA CALERA
D. Tolima: Montero; Castrillón, Pestaña, Mosquera, Banguero; Ríos (59 ′, Miranda), Gordillo; Estupiñán (59 ′, Cataño), Campaz, Albornoz (71 ′, Silver); Rodriguez. DT: H. Torres.
U. La Calera: Arias; C. Vilches, García (46 ′, Navarrete), Wiemberg; Andía, Castellani (67 ′, Lamb), Leiva, Seymour, Valencia; Stefanelli (78 ′, Rodríguez), A. Vilches (81 ′, Vilches). DT: JP Vojvoda.
Goals: 1-0, 37 ‘, Campaz (DT); 1-1, 45 ‘+ 2’, A. Vilches (ULC);
Referee: Augusto Aragón (ECU). He admonished Mosquera, Montero and Rodríguez (DT); Leiva, Castellani and Arias (ULC).
Stadium: Manuel Murillo, Ibagué. No audience.
Unión La Calera achieved a historic qualification for the second round of the Copa Sudamericana, after drawing 1-1 against Deportes Tolima, in Colombia. As in the first leg they had equalized without goals, the national team took advantage thanks to the visiting goal converted by Andrés Vilches, in an entertaining and highly contested match.
The game started with a strong leg immediately. Juan Leiva received a yellow card with barely 14 seconds. A sample of what the procedure was going to be, in Ibagué, because neither the place nor the visit were given an inch.
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It was a very even match, stuck for several moments, but with both teams trying to play well. The 0-0 in the first leg in Chile forced them to be vigilant in defense and accurate in attack.
It was the cement painting that gave the first notice. At 7 ‘, Nicolás Stefanelli lost an unbeatable head-to-head to the good bilge of goalkeeper Álvaro Montero.
The answer was not long in coming, because at 10 ‘, Andrey Estupiñán beat Santiago García above, but his good header found goalkeeper Alexis Arias in a very good position.
The friction kept going side and side. The duel was contested. In fact, at 24 ‘, Gonzalo Castellani was saved from being sent off after a strong sweep from behind against Estupinán, which the Ecuadorian referee Augusto Aragón only punished with a warning.
Until the account opening came. A great run down the left by Tolima’s best player, Omar Albornoz, found Jaminton Campaz’s shot, which bounced off Castellani before entering the portico. With 1-0, the homeowner qualified for the round of 16.
Juan Pablo Vojvoda’s pupils reacted immediately. A bad start from the Caribbean team, when the first half discounts were played, was very well used by Esteban Valencia, who yielded for Andrés Vilches to equalize the score in the small area. With the 1-1 the Chileans passed, thanks to the visitor goal.
As expected, Tolima came out determined to seek the advantage. The tie no longer served him. Without much clarity but with speed, power, centers and a lot of desire, the Colombians put the Caleranos in their area, but the goalkeeper Arias was one of the banners, as was the fighter Andrés Vilches.
Thanks to the 1-1 final, the Chilean team got into the round of 16 of a continental tournament for the first time. In the next round they will face the winner of the key between Junior from Barranquilla and Plaza Colonia, from Uruguay.
