In the match held during the 16th round of the Colombian league, International de Bogotá secured three vital points against Alianza FC. The game was marked by a stunning comeback as Alianza initially took the lead in the 37th minute, thanks to a brilliant play from Jesús Muñoz, putting them ahead with a score of 1-0.
However, the Capitalino side responded fiercely. Two goals from Fabricio Sanguinetti in the 62nd minute and Ian Poveda in the 79th minute saw them turn the game on its head, ultimately winning 2-1.
Ian Poveda was one of the standout performers, not only scoring a crucial goal but also taking two shots. Likewise, Fabricio Sanguinetti contributed significantly by netting another goal, asserting his presence in the match.
Coach Ricardo Valiño opted for a 4-2-4 formation for International de Bogotá, featuring Wuilker Faríñez in goal; Yulián Gómez, Agustín Irazoque, Carlos Vivas, and Joan Castro in defense; with Dannovi Quiñones and Larry Vásquez in midfield; while Kevin Parra, Dereck Moncada, Johan Caballero, and Fabricio Sanguinetti led the attack.
On the other side, Alianza FC under manager Camilo Ayala employed a 5-3-2 formation, with Johan Wallens in goal; Eduard Banguero, Jesús Figueroa, Pedro Franco, Juan Viveros, and Jhildrey Lasso in defense; Fabián Cantillo, Jair Castillo, and Jesús Muñoz in midfield; and Wiston Fernández and Misael Martínez as forwards.
Referee Luis Delgado Hurtado oversaw the match’s proceedings smoothly.
Looking ahead, International de Bogotá will travel to face Once Caldas in the next round, while Alianza will play at home against Independiente Medellín.
Currently, International de Bogotá sits in 6th place in the league standings with 25 points, while Alianza FC remains in 17th place with 15 points.
Substitutions for International de Bogotá
56’ 2T – Johan Caballero off for Facundo Boné
67’ 2T – Dereck Moncada off for Ian Poveda
83’ 2T – Kevin Parra off for Rubén Manjarrés, Fabricio Sanguinetti off for Juan Valencia
Substitutions for Alianza FC
60’ 2T – Misael Martínez off for Carlos Lucumí, Wiston Fernández off for Yeiner Londoño
72’ 2T – Fabián Cantillo off for Carlos Esparragoza, Eduard Banguero off for Yilson Rosales
86’ 2T – Jair Castillo off for Lucas Villa