Tolima
The Ibagué team is going for its third victory in a row after recovering from a weak debut, in which Fortaleza, with a 1-2 at the Murillo Toro, spoiled the start of the championship. But then came the 1-4 wins over Deportivo Pasto and 2-1 against América to recharge their confidence ahead of another duel against a great team.
To face Millonarios, Vinotinto y Oro will have its best cards. Coach David González called up 18 players, among which defender Ánderson Angulo stands out, recovered from an injury. Uruguayan striker Facundo Boné is also part of the group after overcoming a virus. “The players execute and that speaks very well of the ability they have, the intelligence they have and the desire they have to win games in this team,” said the coach about his team.
Meanwhile, scorer Diego Herazo did not enter the coaching staff’s plans, as his future is yet to be defined. Argentine soccer would be his next destination.