Lértora, clear: «Today and always Colón’s aim is promotion» | OneFootball

With six rounds remaining before the end of the regular season, Colón sit 5th in Zone A and hope to finish as high as possible with the playoffs in mind, since reaching first place is much more difficult.

And this Saturday, the Sabalero will visit All Boys looking for a win that will allow them to keep alive their hopes of staying near the top of the standings.

Colón’s captain, who was absent against Los Andes due to an accumulation of yellow cards, spoke about Colón’s primary objective and analyzed the team’s form, as well as the difficulties posed by the competition.

Federico Lértora’s analysis

“At this stage of the tournament, every team has a goal. Matches are tougher and nobody wants to give anything away. The other day, the team showed character and was clinical in closing out the match,” he began.

He then added: “We were fairly consistent throughout much of the tournament. The win against Los Andes helped ease the pressure after three straight defeats.”

Later in the interview, he said: “We all know what Colón represents in this division and the objectives we have. That’s why we felt like we were playing from behind, and that led us to rush and make bad decisions.”

Lastly, the captain spoke about the team’s goals: “Our intention is always to get the three points. But we have to be smart, manage the moments, and not rush. Today and always, the objective has been promotion. There are two paths, and the goal is to achieve promotion, whatever the route.”

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