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After almost six months without playing, Atlético Bucaramanga returned to the courts this Sunday as a visitor against América de Cali.
The two teams had high expectations before the restart of the League. The two needed to add, but America was more urgent after losing the Super League to Junior, and falling against the International of Porto Alegre in the Copa Libertadores de América.
The clearest plays at the start had the Leopardo stamp, through Diego Erazo and Jhon Pérez.
The first half painted for a scoreless draw, but Rodrigo Ureña surprised the new Bucaramanga goalkeeper with a shot from his left leg, 45 minutes into the first half.
However, the eleventh Leopardo lacked definition and defense. And it is that the clear opportunities and the pressure in the passes were few.
These failures became clearer in the second half, when Duván Vergara headed in the second red goal at 78.
The 2-1 came with Roger Torres with a goal from a free kick in the 84th minute.
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