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Atlético Nacional thrashed Bucaramanga 0-5 for the sixth round of group C in the 2020 Women’s League. The purslanes took their last opportunity to qualify for the next phase and with a solid attack, they managed to overcome the ‘leopards’ in the Alfonso López stadium in the Santander capital. The triumph of Santa Fe over La Equidad in Bogotá and that of Junior against Cali, left the purslane as one of the best third of the tournament.
The visitors knew that, if they were not strong in defense and forceful up front, they were going to be left out of the championship. At 22 minutes, a play Maria Fernanda Agudelo, led to a shot from the arc whose rebound hunt Estefania Cartagena, who defined subtly, opening the scoring for Nacional.
Nacional continued to attack and at minute 35 came the second goal through Allison Pahuana, who took advantage of a filtered pass from Laura Tamayo. With the 0-2 on the scoreboard, the dominance of the actions was for the Antioqueñas who did not loosen their offensive vocation.
In the complementary stage and knowing the other results in the groups that had classified them, the spirit rose and they sought to stretch the advantage in the result. At minute 20 and after a corner kick, Laura Tamayo from middle distance scored the 0-3 for the greens. Ten minutes later and through a counterattack, Valeria Tangarife scored the fourth goal for the visitors.
At 33 minutes, Estefania Cartagena scored his brace and closing the 0-5 win over Atletico Bucaramanga National, the results of the other stages left them as one of the best third group.
Medellín, with a mixed payroll, equaled with Real San Andrés
Mars court in Bucaramanga, Independiente Medellin – Forms Íntimas faced Real San Andrés, the match was hotly contested by both teams, who generated several occasions in the areas. The synthetic court and the high temperatures meant that the show was not the best. In the end, the powerful signed a goalless draw that sealed the order of group C as follows:
Medellín-Formas Íntimas first with 16 points, followed by Real San Andrés with eight. Nacional was third with 7 points and +4 in the goal difference, last was Bucaramanga with six points.
Juan Camilo Alvarez Serrano
FUTBOLRED correspondent
Medellin
On twitter: @ juanchoserran8
