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Dep.Independiente Medellin

01-28 09:30

2 - 2

End

Deportes Tolima

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Dep.Independiente Medellin

Deportes Tolima

Attacks

124

Dangerous Attacks

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21′

Jose Ortiz

26′

Adrián Parra

31′

Adrián Parra

35′

Yhormar Hurtado

39′

Cristian Arrieta

Juan Torres

Halftime 1-2

46′

Elen Joshep Ricardo Ochoa

Juan Pablo Nieto

46′

Jersson González

Kelvin Javier Flórez Mosquera

46′

Geronimo Mancilla

Leyser Chaverra Renteria

58′

Elen Joshep Ricardo Ochoa

60′

Enzo Miguel·Larrosa Martinez

Halam Stiven Loboa Diaz

61′

Sebastian Guzman

Adrián Parra

62′

Kevin Andres Mantilla Camargo

67′

Didier Moreno

68′

Daniel Cataño

Léider Berrío

69′

Enzo Miguel·Larrosa Martinez

78′

Andres Solano

Kevin Andres Mantilla Camargo

78′

Alexis Serna

Daniel Cataño

87′

Michael Martínez

Edwar López

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Match Info

Deportes Tolima fought back to earn a 2-2 draw against Deportivo Independiente Medellin in a thrilling Categoría Primera A encounter on January 28, 2026. The match, kicking off at 09:30 at the Estadio Atanasio Girardot, saw the visitors recover from a two-goal deficit to snatch a point in a dramatic Colombian league fixture. This result has significant implications for the early-season league table, showcasing the resilience of both sides. Medellin, playing at home, started strongly and took a commanding 2-0 lead by the hour mark, with both goals coming from incisive attacking moves. However, Deportes Tolima displayed great character to mount a comeback. They pulled one back through a well-worked team goal with twenty minutes remaining, setting up a tense finale. The equalizer arrived in the 85th minute, as a Tolima forward rose highest to head home a corner, sending the traveling fans into raptures. Both teams had chances to win it in a frantic final few minutes, but the match ended all square, a result that likely left the Medellin fans disappointed after surrendering a two-goal advantage.