The leader of Group A is Millonarios, with Radamel Falcao at the helm, under the guidance of coach Alberto Gamero, who managed to secure 10 points after four matches played.
No matches were lost; Millonarios won 3 matches and drew 1.
In second position is Nacional, Pasto’s rival, with 7 points and also successful in four matches played.
Nacional won 2 matches, drew 1 and lost 1.
Pasto managed to collect 6 points in 4 matches, having won 2 matches, having drawn no matches, and losing 2.
At the bottom of the standings is Santa Fe, with zero points from four games played and no chance of reviving their campaign.
Dimayor released the schedule for the sixth round of semi-finals, announcing that all four matches in Groups A and B will take place on the same day.
Nacional: The squad includes 22 players called up by Mexican coach Efraín Suárez, who continues to lead the team despite the sanctions.
In goal will be David Ospina, who will put forward all his experience against the ‘Volcanics’, Luis Marquínez and Harlen Castillo.
The defense will be composed by Felipe Aguirre, William Tesillo, Juan José Arias, Álvaro Angulo, Samuel Velásquez, Andrés Román and Joan Castro.
The terrain milies include Kilian Toscano, Jorman Campuzano, Sebastián Guzmán, Kevin Parra, Juan Manuel Zapata, Pablo Ceppelini and Edwin Cardona.
Finally, the attackers will be Marino Hinestroza, Dairon Asprilla, Andrés Sarmiento, Alfredo Morelos and Kevin Viveros.
Deportivo Pasto: Gustavo Florentín is aiming for three points against Atlético Nacional, and this match will determine whether Pasto can continue in the championship.
The effect includes Diego Martínez, Marco Espíndola, Israel Alba, Juan Esteban Franco, Brayan Carabalí, José Abad Cuenú, Nicolás Gil, Mauricio Castaño, Cristian Mafla, Cristian Arrieta, Gustavo Charrupí, Víctor Danilo Mejía, Juan Andrés Castilla, Andrés Amaya, Kevin Londoño, Daniel Moreno, Ray Vanegas and Santiago Tréllez.
