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On the penultimate day of Colombian football, Deportivo Pasto received Once Caldas at the Libertad Department. Both squads arrived in the fight to qualify at eight, the Nariños had to win or draw to get in and the visit needed to add to continue in the fight.
The game started with emotions on the surface. The Pasto took advantage just after a minute of play. John Pajoy won on the left wing, sent a rained center and Éderson Moreno, headed, did not forgive.
Once Caldas, who was full of casualties due to a massive contagion of covid-19, responded as best he could. Pablo Rojas was in charge of generating danger, but he was very alone on the attack front.
Little by little, the ‘Blanco Blanco’ was reacting. Dayro Moreno began to meet with Rojas and Marcelino Carreazo, while Ménder García stood out at the top.
Just the Eleven would have a prize at 28 minutes. García received outside the area, aimed and released a shot tight to the post that Luis Delgado could not stop. Equality more than deserved.
With the goal, Pasto took back the reins of the commitment. At 34, Camilo Ayala received inside the area, fought against two rivals and, as best he could, assisted Jerson Malagón who scored with a hoot.
For the second half, Pasto learned his lesson and decided to defend himself with the ball. Esneyder Moreno was vital not only for his speed in attack but also for seeking association with his teammates.
Far from risking his victory that put him within eight, the local team was little by little cooling things down. He grew thick on defense, knocking out Dayro and using Mena’s speed to counter.
The minutes passed, the Nariño team endured without disheveled, while the visit advanced lines. The creation problems were more than evident, they could only approach from the still ball.
In the end, it would be a 2-1 victory for Pasto that reached 33 units, qualified for the final stages of the 2020 Betplay League and practically eliminated Once Caldas, he would need to win on the last date by a minimum of four goals and hope that Equidad loses .
