Santa Fe, prior to the match with Atlético Bucaramangapresented several of his historical figures to liven up the cardinal environment in ‘El Campín’.
A downpour took center stage at the start of the match, the playing field HE became difficult to handle and that was noticeable in the first minutes of the game.
Due to ground conditions, David Ramírez Pisciotti suffered an injury and had to leave the gamedespite wanting to continue.
However, The rain did not prevent the ‘cardinal’ figure, Hugo Rodallega, from scoring the partial tie on the scoreboard overall with a 1-1.
Regular time goals (3-2)
Following the goal, Rodallega worried the ‘lion’ fans, well he gave signs of painat 14′.
Bucaramanga did not leave behind the illusion of the first title and went out to seek victory.
After 30 minutes, Jhon Emerson Córdoba, assisted by Fabián Sambueza, made it 1-1 in El Campín and recovered the Bucaramanga advantage on the global scoreboard.
Second heart attack time between Santa Fe and Bucaramanga
A few minutes after the restart whistle (48′), Daniel Mosquera won the ball in the land of giants and made it 2-1.
Santa Fe had a very close tie on a corner kick at 56 minutes.
After a header from the ‘reds’, the ball fell at the feet of Germán Rodríguez could not score the goal just a step away from Aldair Quintana’s goal line.
At 74 minutes, Santa Fe scared Bucaramanga again with a stick from a Chilean from Rodríguezagain.
Julián Millán made it 2-2 in El Campín and kept the illusion alive from Santa Fe to tie the key.
Rodriguez appeared again, this time from the penalty spotand finally he scored the goal. Tie on the aggregate score (3-3).
The champion was defined from the penalty spot and Atlético Bucaramanga can finally say what it is: Colombian professional soccer champion!
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