The fourth day of group A of the Copa Sudamericana will feature César Vallejo and Independiente Medellín.
The ‘paisas’ comfortably won against César Vallejo 1-5 and they dream of finishing first in group A for the round of 16 of the Copa Sudamericana.
Paulo Zanovelli He was the referee appointed by CONMEBOL to dispense justice.
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The match in Peruvian territory began with Medellín turned to the attack. Just 2 minutes after starting the match, the striker Brayan Leon He wasted a clear header option against goalkeeper Carlos Grados.
DIM achieved constant pressure in the first minutes and an interesting partnership was seen at times between Jhon Vasquez and Miguel Monsalve.
The first goal of the match came through the striker Brayan Muñiz at 15′. The ‘powerful’ attacker received excellent assistance from Miguel Monsalveand then define with a strong right hand.
Just 6 minutes after the visiting goal, the goalkeeper Eder Chaux would make a mistake inside the six-yard box, allowing the midfielder Jairo Velez tie the commitment at 21′.
The Peruvians’ goal motivated the players to get closer to the rival area, taking advantage of the spaces in the midfield that Medellín left.
While the game had a constant back and forth, at minute 45 again ‘The Red of the Mountain’ would take advantage through Brayan Muñiz.
1-2 in favor of the Colombian team the first half of the commitment ended.
Medellín did not slow down in the second half
lThe locals had the intention of tying quickly. Midfielder Jairo Vélez attempted 2 mid-range shots at 47 and 50 minutes.
However, The visiting team would steal the show in the complementary part.
Ménder García will increase Independiente Medellín’s lead at 59′. The former Once Caldas scored after receiving a new assist from Miguel Monsalve.
Given the little reaction from the players led by Guillermo Salas, changes came to the Peruvian team. Despite trying to move the squad, The local team could not react.
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At 73′ the figure of the match, Miguel Ángel Monsalve would score a real great goal. The player created a play from the middle of the court, which ended with an outside edge shot right on the edge of the area.
The result was not enough for the team led by Alfredo Arias, and with 11 minutes remaining, the midfielder Baldomero Perlaza would score the fifth goal for the ‘red’.
The match ended 1-5 and Independiente Medellín leads the group A, waiting for the game between Always Ready and Defense and Justice.
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