Santa Fe tied with no goals against Rampla Juniors in Uruguay

In the first leg of the second phase of the Copa Sudamericana, the cardinal team drew 0-0 at the Luis Franzini stadium. The series will be defined on July 31st.

Without goals and with few emotions, it was the game in which Independiente Santa Fe tied with Rampla Juniors in the first leg of the second phase of the Copa Sudamericana which was played at the Luis Franzini stadium in Montevideo

The first minutes were slow and without much pace, Santa Fe sought to take the initiative with Wilson Morelo. But the only occasion with which he counted in the first period the attacker defined without aiming against goalkeeper Rodrigo Odriozola. However, the intensity of all the cardinal was left alone in an attempt, since in the next 45 minutes, those who were led by Uruguayan Guillermo Sanguinetti just finished the goal.

For its part, the Uruguayan was imprecise and had no clear goal opportunity, the ball rolled up without a north, with no idea. He limited himself to walking in the gramado and sometimes he went off because of half-distance shots without goal.

In the second phase the scales began to lean in favor of the Colombian team, with Carlos Henao, who threatened a free live. The Uruguayan team is also worried about the visiting team Diego Gustavino. Santa Fe showed a little more than what he had shown in the opening part but it was not yet deep and his approaches did not become a little more dangerous.

At 78, the only danger game of Rampla came after a center of Cristian Olivera. Gonzalo Rizzo received the ball in the box and gave it to Ignacio Panzariello who came to the goal. However, goaltender Leandro Castellanos neutralized the shot, ending with the delusions of the local to gain an advantage on the scoreboard.

The match ended with two yawns, two zeros on the scoreboard and the advantage for Independiente Santa Fe, who will have to set the series in Bogotá on July 31 .

Datasheet:

Rampla Juniors: Rodrigo Odriozola; Claudio Servetti, Gonzalo Rizzo, Edgar Martinez, Mauricio Felipe; Delis Vargas (m.75, Ignacio Panzariello), Hugo Dorrego, Jhony Galli (m.61, Gastón Díaz), Cristian Olivera; Diego Martiñones (m.67, Matías Cóccaro) and Matías Rigoleto. Coach: Julio Fuentes

Independiente Santa Fe: Leandro Castellanos; Juan Valencia, Carlos Henao, Javier Lopez, Carlos Arboleda; Anderson Plata (m.80, Ruben Bentancourt), Yeison Gordillo, Baldomero Perlaza, Jorge Aguirre (m 65, Juan Daniel Roa); Wilson Morelo and Diego Gustavino. Coach: Guillermo Sanguinetti.