Radio Gol
·01 de agosto de 2026
Medrán after Colón's draw with Acassuso: ‘We owe our fans’

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·01 de agosto de 2026

Colón drew away against Acassuso and, once the match ended, coach Ezequiel Medrán analyzed his team’s performance, regretted the mistakes that shaped the course of the game, and addressed the rumors about his future.
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The coach explained that the goal conceded in the opening minutes ended up setting the tone of the match, although he highlighted the team’s reaction as they pushed for an equalizer until the very end.
“Today was a difficult match to compete in. The goal at the start of the game affected the whole process. The reality is that these are matches decided by details, and right from the start we allowed the opposing team to score on us. What frustrates us is not having won; we kept pushing until the end.”
Medrán also referred to the condition of the pitch and praised his players’ attitude.
“The difficulty of the pitch was there, and we had to play the way we could. Obviously, we also make mistakes that end up hurting us. Today the team gave everything it had.”
Asked whether he feels strong enough to remain in charge of the team, the coach was clear in saying that he and his staff remain calm.
“We’re doing well with the coaching staff. We have to stay calm and composed as we work through things. We’ve made specific mistakes that have kept us from picking up points the way we wanted.”
He also acknowledged that the team’s current form is not what was expected and that they owe the red-and-black fans more.
“It’s clear to us that we’re in debt to our people. The concern about not having Colón in a more competitive position is definitely there today.”
Lastly, Medrán spoke about the reports surrounding his future and revealed that he had a conversation with the club president.
“You try to block everything out and focus on the work. What’s said around us is beyond our control, although it obviously has an impact. I had a supportive conversation with the president, who understands the difficulties we’re going through.”
The 1-1 away draw against Acassuso left Colón with the feeling that they had let a good chance to take all three points slip away. Meanwhile, the team continues searching for consistency, and Medrán’s future remains one of the main issues surrounding the club at the moment.
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