Colombia draw with New Zealand at El Campan

Colombia had the better of the second half in Bogotá. Against organized New Zealand, the national team found it difficult to find a way to break through Ana Leid’s goal and ended the first game against Oceania 0–0. A rematch will be played at Deco on Tuesday, albeit without spectators (3:00pm).

“Kids don’t want to win, they just want to have fun”One of Eduardo Galliano’s phrases represents a little bit of his first time in El Campan, the eighth best national team in the world, according to the last trophy. The players enjoyed an unforgettable afternoon with nearly 20,000 fans.Mostly the boys and girls enjoy watching them on the field even though they have no goals.

Inaccurate vs. Order, in El Campan

Caught in the first half of Colombia. Height was a burden for both teams. The national team couldn’t find a way to connect Lizzie with Catalina to go deeper with Myra. There are only four clear scoring options against New Zealand 1-4-4-2 He knows how to control some of our team’s efforts in their own field. Malia Steinmetz led her team to beat the attacks.

There were three spots in the first half. The first 25 minutes were all about possession and control for Colombia. Then there were 10 minutes to go, but Catalina Perez had little activity in the goal, creating no real danger. After 35′ the ball was distributed and the scoring was almost opened after a corner kick by Lizzy Santos. With that the contestants left the line. Before that, he played two more dangerous games against goalkeeper Ana Leit and couldn’t finish.

Eventually, Marcela Restrepo popped up on the left to head in a pass that Leasey couldn’t quite catch, and his shot beat the New Zealand defender. They went into half-time tied at 0-0.

Colombia are making strides, but it’s not enough to win

Marsiglia moved the team and added Viviana Acosta for Daniela Arias So Manuela Vanegas will play center again with Zorlin, and the freshman will occupy the left wing. The start of the second half saw Colombia clearly attack and relax. Leasey and New Zealanders took advantage of the laziness that came out with more breaks.

Marcela Restrepo had it in 58′, But his shot went wide of Leid’s right post. Manuela Bavi came on for Daniela Montoya To look for more attack. The newly introduced midfielder attacked in the right field, where he won duels against Michaela Foster, who was replaced by Ally Green in the 71′.

Another change for Colombia, Yvonne Sacon came in for Marcela Restrepo with more pace in the last quarter of the court. Meanwhile, New Zealand came close with still balls from corner kicks. Grace Jael scored a header in the 78′ after a corner. But it went across.

Eventually Colombia tried on the left flank. But he kept losing in the last game. A 0-0 leaves some doubt that the match will once again find a way to be stronger in front of goal, creating a more level-headed game.

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