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From Celebration to Outrage: Columbus Didn't Defend the Advantage and Tied up with Admiral Brown

Summary by Radio EME
First Time During the first half, Colón took the lead and sought to open the marker from the mobility of Ignacio Lago and Darío Sarmiento. At 5 minutes, Alan Bonansea had the first clear opportunity within the area, but his finish was controlled by the archer Galván. In the continuity of the play, Lago captured the rebound and again demanded the visiting goalkeeper, who responded with another intervention. With the running of the minutes, the Sa…
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First Time During the first half, Colón took the lead and sought to open the marker from the mobility of Ignacio Lago and Darío Sarmiento. At 5 minutes, Alan Bonansea had the first clear opportunity within the area, but his finish was controlled by the archer Galván. In the continuity of the play, Lago captured the rebound and again demanded the visiting goalkeeper, who responded with another intervention. With the running of the minutes, the Sa…

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Radio EME broke the news on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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