🚨 Starting line-ups confirmed for América de Cali and Medellín
América de Cali and Independiente Medellín face off at Pascual Guerrero in their last game of the Semifinal Quadrangulars of the Liga Betplay DIMAYOR 2025-I with different realities. The home team bids farewell to its coach and closes a cycle, while the visitors are already savoring the championship final.
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The 'Mechita' seeks a win against DIM to close with honor a quadrangular in which things didn't go well and was eliminated last date despite beating Junior de Barranquilla.
América de Cali's starting lineup
Jorge 'Polilla' Da Silva, who announced his resignation before this match, puts out his best available players.
Medellín, on the other hand, comes into this match after beating Deportes Tolima 2-1 and sealing its qualification to a new FPC final. Beyond playing the definition, it also seeks to add key points for the reclassification and wants to finish the final at home.
DIM's starting lineup
Alejandro Restrepo has opted for this formation to close out the participation in the Semifinal Quadrangulars.
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