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Atlético Nacional venció a U. de Chile en su debut en la Libertadores

Fecha publicación: 02//2012 13:55:05

Ante 44 mil espectadores Atlético Nacional hizo efectivo su favoritismo previo al partido y venció a la Universidad de Chile en su debut en el Grupo 8 de la Copa Libertadores de América, tras superar al actual campeón de la Copa Sudamericana, en el estadio Atanasio Girardot, de Medellín. Peñarol (Uruguay) y Godoy Cruz (Argentina) son los otro dos equipos que componen este grupo.

El equipo dirigido por Sachi Escobar fue práctico y efectivo. Con pases largos y precisos se quitó de encima la marca de los chilenos, que presionaron desde tres cuartos de cancha. El marcador se abrió al minuto 28, tras un cobro de tiro de esquina que alcanzó a cabecear hacia atrás el argentino Cristian Tula, defensa de Nacional, para que Juan David Valencia, sin dejar caer el balón y con pierna zurda, lo enviara al fondo de la red para la ventaja parcial del Atlético Nacional.

La U de Chile intentó reaccionar y en los cobros con pelota quieta tuvo sus mejores momentos para inquietar al arquero argentino Gastón Pezzuti, pero como siempre el arquero argentino fue un cerrojo para los delanteros rivales. Atlético Nacional tuvo que hacer dos cambios obligatorios por los golpes que recibieron Cristian Tula y a Juan David Valencia, ingresaron Óscar Murillo y Farid Díaz.

Pero la balanza comenzó a inclinarse en favor del once colombiano que tuvo en Pabón al jugador más peligroso, con remates de larga y de media distancia que pasaron muy cerca de la portería defendida por Johnny Herrera. Y la constancia de Pabón se vio premiada al minuto 80 luego de aprovechar un gran pase de Macnelly Torres para batir con pierna derecha a Herrera y sentenciar la victoria de su equipo.

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28/05/2012 2:14:42

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26/05/2012 4:16:56

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25/05/2012 3:28:12

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