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Deportivo Pasto does not cease in its struggle to be the protagonist of the League and this Saturday beat Boyacá Chicó 2-1. The Nariñenses are second in the standings.
The first goal of the match came at 19 minutes. From the left, a center came into the area and there Camilo Ayala appeared to hit the ball with his head. The Pastuso captain was unmarked and managed to hit the ball with great ease.
Chicó’s draw did not delay. At 23, Nelino Tapia enabled Geimer Balanta and he hit hard and very close to goalkeeper Diego Martínez, who could not contain the powerful shot.
Pasto was more offensive and managed to get there several times. Feiver Mercado and Jhon Pajoy were close to scoring, but Pablo Mina and poor aim prevented them.
In the complementary part, Pasto made offensive changes by giving a place to his scorer Jeison Medina in place of Ederson Moreno, but that prevented Pajoy from having more importance close to the Mina area.
Chicó wanted to fight the game closer to the center of the area, but could not generate clear goal plays against Martínez.
The one who did generate them was Pajoy, who once again was important in the left sector and with a beautiful definition managed to score 2-1, with which there was much more tranquility on the scoreboard.
Pasto modified his scheme after the goal and wanted to have more possession in the center of the field, but that also gave life to Chicó, who took over the ball, but, without many offensive arguments, he was not deep.
Chicó was close to scoring with a succession of set pieces, but then Pasto took control of the game again. Despite this, in the final minutes Francisco Rodríguez was expelled and the volcanic players ended up playing with 10.
