Colo Colo One to One against Universidad de Chile in the Superclásico | Dale Albo

Brayan Cortés: Little work in the first half, but every time they called him he responded by cutting centers or containing the blue shots. Unfortunately, he was very weak in Espinoza’s draw, remaining stagnant before a shot that had no power and was not placed. He got up taking out with a very good bail out a goal sung to Larrivey, which balances his mission a little more.

Oscar Opazo: He grew from last week’s game against Wanderers, although of course, that’s not a good parameter either. In the final minutes he tried to climb a little more, but it was not enough to help him to unlevel the scoreboard.

Juan Manuel Insaurralde: Another that raised his level compared to last week, showing himself confident in the face of the constant blue centers and even saving clear options, such as the one that took Henríquez out of line after Larrivey’s header.

Julio Barroso: The Admiral returned, gave order and was again undefeated against Universidad de Chile in Superclassics. Approve with this assignment.

Gabriel Suazo: From less to more against the U. It was affirmed despite the yellow card that he saw early in the game, where enough was heard from the U bench for them to “look for” him and thus be sent off. He was able to handle it well and end up rounding out an acceptable match.

Carlos Carmona: He raised his level by joining Fuentes in the midfield with respect to the duel against Wanderers, although as has been repeated in these lines, that is a very bad parameter. He ended up meeting this afternoon.

Cesar Fuentes: He annulled Montillo in a good way and gave her clean every time he had to go out playing. One of the best albos elements in this afternoon.

Leonardo Valencia: The team’s creative midfielder, the 10th with the jersey on his back. He just doesn’t get involved further and doesn’t transcend the attack. It gives to think that his personal situation is affecting him on the court. He came out in the second half after a discreet commitment.

Marcos Bolados: Sacrifice when going down to defend and incisive when attacking. One of the best in Colo Colo

Pablo Mouche: He went down to collaborate in defense and changing bands with Bolados. He made him remember his best version at times when he collaborated with the center that ended in Paredes’ goal.

Esteban Paredes: It was a special match and it was not out of tune, scoring an important goal to be the top scorer in the history of the Superclásicos along with Carlos Campos with 16 scores. In the second half, like against Wanderers, he came out in the second half after doing his job, sadly, without finding a good replacement.

Nicolás Blandi: The Argentine had one of the clearest in the second half, heading a precise cross from Fernández over the blue goal. Tocalli asked for patience a few days ago for Blandi, something that with this type of waste quickly ends among the fans.

Matías Fernández: You can see that he does not even give him for a while, but in the 20 ‘he played he managed to launch a precise cross and a couple of dangerous balls. He lost a key ball that could end in the 2-1 blue. It is a pity that the physical background does not give him, because with a little more rush to Valencia in the creation of the team.

Felipe Campos: He entered the final minutes for an exhausted Mouche, but could not transcend the game.

Gualberto Jara: He innovated little with respect to the duel against Santiago Wanderers, something that at the end of the first half seemed to agree with him by leaving with an advantage and having the U under control. Unfortunately the second half surprised everyone with Espinoza’s goal, surrendering control of the ball and spending a few minutes of anguish that the Blues did not know how to take advantage of. It gives the feeling that this is his ceiling in the team, which forces him to rethink to bring a new coach soon so that the team can take that leap in quality that is so much needed in 2020.