Ezequiel Medrán: hurt dressing room, promise to bounce back

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·18 April 2026

Ezequiel Medrán: hurt dressing room, promise to bounce back

Colón suffered a tough defeat at the Nuevo Francisco Urbano, losing 2-0 to Deportivo Morón in Primera Nacional’s Zone A. Ezequiel Medrán’s team played most of the match a man down after Matías Muñoz was sent off in the first half and failed to recover against a direct rival that caught up with them and moved ahead at the top.

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“We had an idea of what we wanted to do, we didn’t intend to win the ball back so deep on such a big pitch, and it was hard for us to get into the game. The sending-off was a factor, and that second goal hurt us.”
“The reality is that the team competes better at home than away. We had a good test ahead of us and it was tough for us; we have to be self-critical, we’ll analyze the match and see where we weren’t able to find a solution. The movement of their midfielders caused us a lot of problems, they have players who are good on the ball, today we couldn’t hold up, and the goal ended up shaping their win.”
“We know the weight of the Colón shirt. Today we had the chance to take a step forward as a team. The year is long, but you want to build with firm steps, and today we couldn’t do that. Defeat hurts; we’re near the top of the table and we have the ambition to always be up there. It was a hurting locker room, and as the hours go by we’ll find more answers about what happened.”
“I thought the sending-off could have been dealt with by a yellow card, it didn’t look like a red to me. There was no bad intention, but aside from that I thought the refereeing was correct.”
“Nacho Lago had a slight issue, it was a knock to the knee, so we preferred to protect him. Lértora was putting in a huge effort with one man less.”

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