Dayro Moreno, figure of Once Caldas and historical reference of Colombian football.
Photo: EFE – Mauricio Dueñas Castañeda
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The Fluminense of Jhon Arias will receive on Thursday at the eleven Caldas of Dayro Moreno at the emblematic Maracaná stadium in Rio de Janeiro, on the last date of the group stage, hunting for the three final points that both need to classify the round of the Copa Sudamericana.
The Manizales set, Group F pointer with 12 points, comes better positioned and can appeal to a draw with its direct rival that classifies it; Meanwhile, those led by Renato Gaúcho, seconds in the table with 10 units, need to overcome to advance.
The one that ends second will participate in the uncertainty of the playback with the third classified third parties of the group of the Copa Libertadores in the Round of Play-Offs, to which América de Cali classified this Tuesday after drawing the Pascual Guerrero with Racing de Montevideo (1-1).
The first time that the Colombian and Brazilian team saw the faces was on the first date of the group stage, when the 'Flu' was imposed 1-0 at the Palographic stadium with a goal by Germán Cano. Both come to win in their last two meetings in the competition.
The Caldenses, led by Hernán Darío Herrera, maintained a solid campaign during the group stage, with four consecutive victories and a defeat in the first meeting, and they take a triumph of advantage to the Brazilians, who accumulated three victories, a draw and a defeat.
In the phase of all against all of the Betplay League, the White White ended in the seventh position, which gave him the right to play the semifinal home runs. He will share a zone with three weight rivals such as Millionaires, Atlético Nacional and Santa Fe.
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Place: Maracaná Stadium, Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
Date: Thursday, May 29
Time: 7:30 p.m.
TV: Directv Sports and Dgo
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