Deportivo Independiente Medellín the bad experience of the elimination of the BetPlay League 2024-I and his next challenge was South American Cup where they hope to qualify for the next round. To do this it was necessary to add three and with that in mind, start leading the group.
The Antioqueños started with the ball and the opportunities, controlling the times and putting the team in trouble. Cesar Vallejo. In fact, in the first three minutes, they were able to break the zero with a header from Brayan Leonbut his attempt went sideways.
César Vallejo gained confidence leaving the proposed siege by Medellín and with Pierre Da Silva, had the first with a barely deflected shot. Then, again Da Silva worried by crossing his shot. Eder Chaux He attempted the corner, but the action was ruled out due to offside.
After two clear attempts by César Vallejo, Medellín struck at a time when they were uneasy due to local attacks. At 14 minutes, Miguel Monsalve He took advantage of the unchecking of Brayan León, who received a pass between two defenders and crossed the ball in the background. But the joy of the visiting club was not going to last long.
After 20 minutes, an error by Éder Chaux found Jairo Velez who took advantage of a loose ball and with the goal at his mercy, violated the Medellín goal. A tie that was not in the plans Alfredo Arias and his team, but it was broken before the end of the first half by Brayan León. The ‘Poderoso’ striker took advantage of another error Geisson Perea and scored his personal second again.
Already in the complement, César Vallejo came out looking to tie, but Éder Chaux saved. Then, the great figure of commitment, Miguel Monsalve He took advantage of the space left by the local cast. With his game vision, he attended Mender Garcia who put the third by crossing his shot.
Everything belonged to Medellín, who wanted to continue settling the commitment. Miguel Monsalve made a personal move in the style of Diego Maradona leaving his rivals behind and defining César Vallejo’s goalkeeper in front of him. A jewel of a great figure to score the fourth goal for the Antioquians.
Something else was missing in the game. Baldomero Perlaza He entered in the 77th minute, and in the first play he had, he sealed the victory with another cross shot to increase the goal difference, which will be a fundamental item. For his part, Yairo Moreno He was close to scoring the sixth, but the upright denied the goal. Medellín is the leader with nine units, waiting for what happens with Always Ready.
