Alianza Petrolera and Bucaramanga starred in an entertaining match, intense in both halves, back and forth, with multiple attack options and effectiveness. In the end, they sealed a 2-2 draw after Brayan Fernández and Luis Angulo scored for the locals; Dayro Moreno converted for the visit.
With this result, Alianza reached 13 points, while Bucaramanga reached 12 units.
The first half was for the host: two goals and good interventions by goalkeeper José Luis Chunga. First approach and the ball went to the bottom. The 17 minutes passed when Daniel Moreno sent a cross from the right flank; Brayan Fernández appeared alone in the area and headed in, after a sustained in the air. Great goal!
Bucaramanga’s response was almost automatic, however they did not expect that Chunga would become the protagonist. The leopard tried at 26′ with a ball into space, finished off and after the rebound wanted to surprise the goalkeeper. José Luis, very safe under the three posts, deflected to one side.
And since he who doesn’t do them sees them do it, the second of Alianza arrived very soon. Barely a minute passed when Hubert Bodhert’s team liquidated taking advantage of the spaces and taking advantage of the speed of Luis Angulo. Fernandez’s pass and definition of the 17-year-old young talent, who finished off the inside edge, with all the personality, over Juan Camilo Chaverra.
Bucaramanga kept trying but every time he got closer he found a good response from Chunga. This time, the Alianza goalkeeper saved his goal in a triple save. Almost “point blank”. With the 2-0 they went to rest.
The leopard team came out with a different attitude and in the blink of an eye changed history through Dayro Moreno. The veteran attacker scored the discount after 5 minutes, after a cross from Juan Gabriel Marcelín, who barely touched his first ball. Dayro slammed her head and sent her to the bottom. Chunga could do nothing.
Barely five minutes passed when it was 2-2. Pass from Sherman Cárdenas and Moreno punished with a right hand, which managed to graze the back of Leonardo Saldaña and after crashing into the vertical, he went to the bottom.
With the goals from Bucaramanga, Alianza seemed to lose the papers and although the coach tried to rebuild the path by moving his chips, he was unable to recover what was lost. Armando Osma’s team ended up doing much better at the Daniel Villa Zapata. In the end, led by their experienced duo, Sherman-Dayro, they managed to take a point in the Santander classic.
