Historic triumph of the Colombian National Team against Spain

His was also a gentle shot at Vargas’s hands and his was a delivery that Vivian headed between two defenders over the goal.

Colombia had to wait until the 20th minute to sniff out David Raya’s goal, who played the first 45 minutes. It was with a shot from Cassasierra on the turn that the Arsenal goalkeeper stopped without problems.

After the break, the best one for Spain arrived and the one that could change the game. Gerardo Moreno, at the penalty spot, took a dry, low shot that slipped between the legs of the ‘Cafeteros’ and was saved by Vargas next to the stick.

With the arrival of the second half, Colombia began to find holes and spaces and the departure of James, one of the most beloved in the stands, encouraged them. That’s where Luis Díaz came into play, the best of the ‘Cafeteros’, who began to drive Vivian crazy.

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In his first hook, the Spaniard won, taking the ball from him, although he caused it to reach James in an open shooting position. The shot from Sao Paulo went very high.

In the second, the Liverpool player enjoyed it more. He challenged Vivian from the center of the field, beat him in hand-to-hand combat, feinted from one side to the other and made his way to the baseline, where he placed a lob pass to the far post. Muñoz appeared like a missile and with a spectacular volley in the air he sentenced Spain.

Spain tried with some timid approach from Pedro Porro, Grimaldo and Baena, but ended up sunk before the ‘oles’ of the Colombian majority in the stands.

From the source, three months before the Euro, added their second defeat, along with the one against Scotland a year ago. Néstor Lorenzo’s Colombia has reasons to dream