Millionaires now depend on other results. This Thursday, Santa Fe receives Nacional at Campín, and the 'Ambassador' must look for points in Medellín to continue dreaming. For now, this beautiful encounter between the two top scorers in the history of Colombia is: Dayro Moreno and Radamel Falcao García.
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The Nemesio Camacho El Campín stadium was the scene of a special duel on the fourth date of the Betplay League: Millionaires and Once Caldas faced, but the focus was not only in the 2-2 draw, but in the presence of two living legends of Colombian football.
Radamel Falcao García and Dayro Moreno, the two top Colombian scorers in history, shared a court on a night that combined competitiveness with camaraderie. Both strikers, even in activity and in force on a professional level, starred in an emotional moment at the end of the match: they hugged themselves, they chatted a long time in the middle of the field and, as a brooch, they exchanged t -shirts.
“Where we see us we wear the Bobadita of 715 goals!” Dayro wrote in his networks, next to a video of the match. “An honor always sharing on the court with you, Falcao.”
The message reflects an imposing reality: between the two accumulate 715 official goals throughout their careers. Dayro Moreno leads the historical list with 361 scores, followed closely by Falcao with 354. Just seven goals separate them, in a silent competition marked by mutual respect and admiration.
Both lived stages in the Colombian National Team and, despite their different styles and trajectories in different clubs – from Europe to local football – share the same scorer instinct that has made them referents.
Looking ahead to the next day, Dayro will seek to expand its advantage when Eleven Caldas in front of Independiente Santa Fe. Falcao, on the other hand, prepares for the classic against Atlético Nacional in Medellín, where Millionaires hopes to hit the table.
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