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04-13 06:00

1 - 0

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Real Santander

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97′

95′

juan guillen

95′

johan martinez

77′

santiago ahumada

Alex segura

77′

F. Montero

diaz

75′

miguel arboleda

74′

miguel arboleda

E. Pasos

74′

S.Posada

R. Granados

74′

I. Posada

G.Meneses

72′

70′

dayan moreno

65′

steven breinner ascanio roman

63′

juan renteria

58′

D. Genes

C.Rodriguez

58′

O.Segura

santiago montoya

57′

juan guillen

luis rangel

57′

V. Almeida

j.perez

Halftime 1-0

34′

harlem salas

wilmer bustamante

29′

j.perez

27′

1-0

dayan moreno

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Match Info

Leones edged out Real Santander 1-0 in a tightly contested Colombian Torneo BetPlay Dimayor match on April 13, 2026. The early morning kick-off at the Metropolitano de Techo saw the home side grind out a vital win through a solitary goal, a common result in the competitive second division. Leones controlled much of the first-half tempo, with their midfield dictating play, but found it difficult to break down a stubborn Santander backline. The breakthrough finally came just after the hour mark, following a sustained period of pressure, with a forward pouncing on a loose ball in the box to slot home. Real Santander responded by introducing more attacking options, but they struggled to create meaningful chances against a well-drilled Leones defense. A key incident was a disallowed goal for Santander for a marginal offside call in the 75th minute, which halted their growing momentum. The three points from this match result would be significant for Leones' aspirations in the promotion race, potentially moving them into the top half of the table, while Real Santander's away form remained a concern. The Leones coach would have highlighted his team's patience and defensive solidity, whereas the Santander manager probably pointed to a lack of cutting edge in the final third. The starting XIs reflected the blend of youth and experience typical in the category, with Leones' goal-scorer and their defensive midfielder being instrumental to the victory.