Deportivo Independiente Medellín and Millonarios they were tied with no goals in the match that closed the fourth date of the BetPlay Dimayor League played at the Atanasio Girardot stadium.
The first half was entertaining despite only registering one shot on target. And is that so much Antioqueños as Capitalists They fought for control of the ball to get closer to the rival goal.
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It was precisely the ‘ambassador’ team that gave the first warning at the tenth minute. Cristian Arango got a filtered pass for Andrés Felipe Román, who entered the area and took a strong right shot covering the goalkeeper Andrés Mosquera.
Millionaires continued to shine in the most risky moves and in the 21st minute it was Émerson Rivaldo Correa who saw the left wing until he sent a pass to the crescent where David Silva held the ball and waited for Juan Carlos Pereira to kick from back to Hard with his forehand, although his shot went wide.
For the second half, those led by Alberto Gamero regained possession, while Medellín withdrew to their own field. Andrés Román and Émerson Rivaldo were decisive to get off balance with their speed, while David Silva and Cristian Arango were in charge of circulating the ball.
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The Antioqueños responded in the 67th minute. After a series of passes, Robert Harrys sent a cross to the edge of the area where J.Avier Reina was able to get a powerful left-handed volley, but goalkeeper Juan Moreno saved the ‘ambassador’ arc.
The risk actions in the game diminished and the two teams fought for control of the ball in the center of the field. ‘Powerful’ and ‘ambassadors’ tried to find spaces by the speed of their extremes, but when they reached the danger zone, they didn’t make the best decisions.
After the tie, Medellín and Millonarios reached seven points. The next day, the people of Antioquia will visit Tolima and will receive the inhabitants of the capital, Pereira.