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Colombian Clásico Ends in Tense Draw in Bogotá
Bogotá, D.C. – A match filled with tension and cards marked the Clásico between Millonarios and Atlético Nacional at the Estadio Nemesio Camacho El Campín, valid for the second matchday of the Primera A Quadrangulars. The match, officiated by referee Luis Matorel Bolívar, ended in a goalless draw, reflecting the parity displayed on the pitch.
Possession was divided, with a slight dominance by Atlético Nacional (51%) over Millonarios (49%). However, neither team managed to translate this into offensive superiority. Millonarios attempted 12 shots, only 2 of which were on target, while Atlético Nacional took 10 shots, also with only 2 on target.
The match was characterized by a physical and contested game, evidenced by the 16 fouls committed by each team. The referee was forced to show numerous yellow cards: four to Atlético Nacional (J. Castro, B. Arce, J. Campuzano and J. J. Arias) and three to Millonarios (A. Llinas, H. Palacios and J. Arias). Despite the intensity, there were no expulsions on either side. Corners also reflected the balance, with 4 for Millonarios and 2 for Atlético Nacional.
In summary, a tactically tight match with few clear goal-scoring opportunities, where defensive solidity prevailed over offensive creativity. The draw leaves both teams needing to seek victory in their next matches to advance in the Quadrangulars.
Substitutions millonarios: at minute 46 J. E. Cordoba Mosquera came in and N. Villarreal went out., at minute 74 L. Marimon came in and R. Falcao went out., at minute 85 S. Giordana came in and D. Catano went out.
Substitutions atletico nacional: at minute 69 K. Parra Atehortua came in and A. Sarmiento went out., at minute 79 A. Morelos came in and K. Viveros went out., at minute 85 F. A. Gil Mosquera came in and D. Asprilla went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
Millonarios
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