The Colombia Under-23 National Team loses in the Pre-Olympic: these were Ecuador's goals

The Colombia under-23 soccer team debuted this Saturday at the Pre-Olympic Tournament from South America based in Venezuela against the selected Ecuador.

The champion and the runner-up of the championship will obtain the classification at the Paris Olympic Games, which will be held between next July and August.

The start of the team led by coach Héctor Cárdenas was not good, at minute 24 they were left with 10 players due to the expulsion of Jimer Fory, who saw a double yellow after a late tackle.

The Colombia U-23 National Team wasted several goal opportunities and in some sections of the game the man did not feel any less. However, in the final stretch he suffered a lack of concentration and that's where Ecuador's goal came from.

Óscar Perea, who had not been on the field for more than two minutes, lost a ball that reached Pedro Vite, the left-hander made an exquisite cross pass to Yaimar Medina. The Ecuadorian player entered the area alone and sent the ball to save for the partial 1-0.

Ecuador finished the match in the 86th minute and took the first three points in the Pre-Olympic Tournament. Once again Pedro Vite dressed as an assistant and sent a great pass to Cristhoper Zambrano who only had to push it for the partial 2-0.

Two minutes later came the rout through Medinawho received a long pass from Christian García, controlled the crescent and out of the corner of his eye he saw the goalkeeper come out and with great mischief he scored it for 3-0.

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