Deportes Quindío vs Deportes Tolima, 2026 Copa Colombia, Stage 1B

· 2nd Leg - Tied on aggregate - QUI advance 4-2 on penalties
Deportes Quindío
  • 65': José Lloreda
  • 90'+3': José Lloreda (P)
FT - Penalties
2 - 1
2nd Leg - Tied on aggregate - QUI advance 4-2 on penalties
Deportes Tolima
  • Red Card 4': Miguel Ortega
  • 45'+3': Edwar López
  • Red Card 70': Jorge Cabezas

About

Deportes Quindío are hosting Deportes Tolima at Centenario de Armenia, Buenos Aires, Colombia, starting on . The match is a part of the Copa Colombia.

Game Information

Competition: Copa Colombia

Venue: Centenario de Armenia
Location: Buenos Aires, Colombia

Line-Ups

QUI Deportes Quindío

No. Name
Santiago Orozco
Alejandro Álvarez
Juan Ocampo
Mauricio Castano
Fredy Valencia
Yosimarc Torres
Jhonier Viveros
Joel Silva
Miller Bacca Yellow Card
Deportes Quindío Substitutes:
José Lloreda, Andrés Carabalí, Santiago Roa Reyes.

TOL Deportes Tolima

No. Name
Yordan Osorio
Shean Barbosa
Homer Martínez Yellow Card
Ever Valencia
Edwar López
Adrián Parra
Miguel Ortega Red Card
Cristian Arrieta Yellow Card
Santiago Joven
Daniel Pedrozo
Jader Valencia
Deportes Tolima Substitutes:
Jorge Cabezas, Gali Balanta, Jherson Mosquera, Luis Sánchez Cedrés, Sebastián Guzmán, Anderson Angulo, Luis Sandoval, Victor Reyes, Junior Hernández.

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