The match between DIM and Lanús concluded in a draw, leading to penalty kicks to determine which team will qualify for the semi-finals.
The game finished at 1-1, with an own goal by Daniel Londoño in the 40th minute of the first half, followed by Ménder García’s equalizer in the 61st minute.
Lanús wins on penalties 6-5
Lanús: Walter Bou, scored
DIM: Léyser Chaverra, scored
Lanús: Carlos Izquierdoz, missed
DIM: Francisco Chaverra, scored
Lanús: Eduardo Salvio, scored
DIM: Pablo Lima, missed
Lanús: Julio Soler, scored
DIM: Luis Sandoval, scored
Lanús: Felipe Peña, scored
DIM: Jose Aja, scored
Lanús: Jonathan Torres, scored
DIM: Jimer Fory, scored
Lanús: Marcelino Moreno, scored
DIM: Jherson Mosquera, missed
Pablo Lima and Jherson Mosquera failed for DIM, allowing Lanús to qualify.
Minute by minute.
The match concludes and now, following the draw, the team that advances to the semi-finals will be decided by penalty kicks.
Minute 90+2: Luis Sandoval arrives, but his shot narrowly missed Losada’s goal. DIM made a change, with Fainer Torijano leaving the pitch and José Aja entering.
Minute 90: Four additional minutes will be played in the match.
Minute 87: Marcelino nearly scored Lanús’ second goal, with a shot that was close to Éder Chaux’s goal.
Minute 82: Change for DIM, as Homer Martinez exits and Pablo Lima enters.
Minute 69: A great opportunity for DIM, but Ménder García failed to connect properly with the ball, missing a significant chance to take the lead.
Minute 61: Goal for DIM. Ménder García equalized for Poderoso with a mid-range shot that goalkeeper Losada could not save.
Minute 53: Lanús has a chance with a mid-range shot from Ramiro Carrera that Éder Chaux managed to save for a corner.
The second half is underway at the Atanasio Girardot.
Changes for DIM: Ménder García and Francisco Chaverra entered the field, while Daniel Londoño and Jaime Alvarado went off.
Felipe Peña came in for Lanús in place of the injured Raúl Loaiza.
Minute 45+7: The first half concludes, and DIM is trailing, partially due to an own goal by Daniel Londoño. Colombian Raúl Loaiza left the field injured for Lanús, appearing to have a knee issue.
Minute 45: A chance for Homer Martínez from medium distance, but the ball went slightly wide of Losada’s goal. Three more minutes will be played at the Atanasio Girardot.
Minute 39: Own goal by Daniel Londoño, as he failed to reach a cross, sending the ball into his own net.
Minute 34: Homer Martínez narrowly missed from medium distance and opened the scoring, but the Lanús goalkeeper saved it and sent it to the corner.
Minute 28: Yellow card for Jimer Fory for a foul on Nery, as he cut his left leg. Lanús requested a review, pressuring the Venezuelan center back Alexis Herrera to show a red card.
Minute 26: Following a corner kick, Izquierdoz scored with a header, but the assistant referee ruled the goal offside.
Minute 20: A great chance for Luis Sandoval, who was alone in the area and attempted a volley, but the ball went far from Lanús’ goal—a significant opportunity for Poderoso.
Minute 10: The score remains unchanged at the Atanasio Girardot, with DIM attempting to take the initiative, but the Argentine team is well organized on the field and prevents surprises.
The lineups
DIM is led by Éder Chaux; Leyser Chaverra, Fainer Torijano, Daniel Londoño; Jherson Mosquera, Homer Martínez, Jaime Alvarado, Baldomero Perlaza, Jimer Fory; Brayan Leon Muniz, Luis Sandoval.
Lanús features Nahuel Losada; Nicolás Morgantini, Carlos Izquierdoz, Ezequiel Muñoz, Julio Soler; Raúl Loaiza, Nery Domínguez; Eduardo Salvio, Marcelino Moreno, Ramiro Carrera; Walter Bou.
Match Review: DIM vs. Lanús – Penalty Shootout Drama
Match Overview
The match between Deportivo Independiente Medellín (DIM) and Lanús ended in a thrilling draw, leading to a penalty shootout to determine which team would qualify for the semi-finals. The final score was 1-1 after 90 minutes of intense play.
Key Moments
The match showcased a flurry of emotions and notable moments:
- Own Goal by Daniel Londoño: At the 40-minute mark of the first half, Londoño inadvertently scored an own goal, putting Lanús in the lead.
- Equaliser by Ménder García: In the second half (61st minute), García scored a brilliant mid-distance shot to equalize for DIM, keeping their hopes alive.
- Penalty Shootout: With a 1-1 draw at the end of regulation, the match proceeded to penalties where Lanús edged out DIM 6-5.
Penalty Shootout Details
The tension was palpable as both teams stepped up for the decisive penalty shootout. Here’s how the shootout unfolded:
| Team | Player | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Lanús | Walter Bou | Scored |
| DIM | Léyser Chaverra | Scored |
| Lanús | Carlos Izquierdoz | Missed |
| DIM | Francisco Chaverra | Scored |
| Lanús | Eduardo Salvio | Scored |
| DIM | Pablo Lima | Missed |
| Lanús | Julio Soler | Scored |
| DIM | Luis Sandoval | Scored |
| Lanús | Felipe Peña | Scored |
| DIM | Jose Aja | Scored |
| Lanús | Jonathan Torres | Scored |
| DIM | Jimer Fory | Scored |
| Lanús | Marcelino Moreno | Scored |
| DIM | Jherson Mosquera | Missed |
Lanús advanced with a penalty shootout victory of 6-5, securing their place in the semi-finals.
Minute by Minute Breakdown
Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of the match flow:
First Half Highlights
- Minute 10: The game started with both teams feeling each other out, but DIM looked to push forward.
- Minute 20: A promising chance for Luis Sandoval for DIM goes wide.
- Minute 26: A disallowed goal for Lanús sparks controversy as Carlos Izquierdoz’s header is ruled offside.
- Minute 39: Own goal by Daniel Londoño gives Lanús the lead.
Second Half Highlights
- Minute 53: Great save from Éder Chaux keeps DIM in the game.
- Minute 61: Ménder García’s equalizer reinvigorates DIM’s hopes.
- Minute 90: Luis Sandoval nearly clinches it for DIM, but his shot goes wide.
Player Performances
Standout Players
Several players put in notable performances:
- Ménder García (DIM): His equalizing goal was a testament to his skill and determination.
- Éder Chaux (DIM): The goalkeeper’s saves kept DIM in the match until the very end.
- Walter Bou (Lanús): Scoring in the shootout, he maintained his composure under pressure.
Coaches’ Insights
Both coaches shared their thoughts post-match:
- DIM Coach: Emphasized the need for improvement in defensive organization after the own goal.
- Lanús Coach: Praised the determination of his players during the shootout.
Conclusion
The match between DIM and Lanús provided exhilarating football, culminating in a suspenseful penalty shootout. This encounter showcased not only the players’ skills but also the strategic depth, emotion, and drama inherent in knockout football. As Lanús marches on to the next round, DIM will undoubtedly reflect and regroup for future challenges. This match will be a talking point for fans and analysts alike, marking an unforgettable chapter in their respective journeys this season.
