Real Cartagena vs América de Cali, 2026 Copa Colombia, Stage 1B

· 2nd Leg - América de Cali advance 3-2 on aggregate

Real Cartagena

17': Carlos de las Salas

FT
1 - 1
2nd Leg - América de Cali advance 3-2 on aggregate

América de Cali

26': Jorge Valencia

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Real Cartagena are hosting América de Cali at , , , starting on . The match is a part of the Copa Colombia.

Game Information

Competition: Copa Colombia

Venue:
Location: ,

Line-Ups

Real Cartagena

No.	Name
	Edison López
	Carlos de las Salas
	Cristian Graciano
	Guillermo Tegue
	Mauro Manotas
	Jarlan Barrera
	Marlon Balanta
	Diego Castillo
	Didier Pino
	Jaen Pineda

Real Cartagena Substitutes:

Guillermo Gómez, Ronaldo Lora, Juan Rodríguez, Juan Pablo Gallego, Janeth Alemán, Andrés Escobar, Álvaro Meléndez.

América de Cali

No.	Name
	Jhon Palacios
	Brayan Córdoba
	Marcos Mina
	Jorge Valencia
	Cristian Tovar
	Edson Tortolero
	Jean
	José Cavadía
	Mateo Castillo Márquez
	Yani Quintero
	Tomás Ángel

América de Cali Substitutes:

Yhorman Hurtado, Kevin Angulo, Omar Bertel, Rafael Carrascal, Josen Escobar, Yeison Guzmán, Dany Rosero, Juan Pablo Montoya.

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