Colombia wins, but leaves doubts
Héctor Cárdenas’s team achieved victory once morest Saudi Arabia, with a first half that showed that there was a strong team, with men in their usual positions and with a determination to seek the match and stop the rival, one that allowed them to play comfortably Colombia.
The first part was a party for the nationals who managed to score Rafael Santos Borré, to be able to take the lead on the scoreboard and go up at halftime. This changed drastically for the second part of the match.
The rival, Arabia, with a little more mischief and strength to look for the balls, managed to overtake their men that triggered discomfort on the part of the Colombians. This began to be reflected in the scoreboard that did not move during the rest of the match, but also in the slowdown to seal the match.
The victory went to Colombia, which now awaits its new manager, the Argentine Néstor Lorenzo.
