Junior Barranquilla knocked out by reserve team FC Barranquilla in cup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 6:31 PM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
In the Colombian Cup on July 30, top-flight team Junior Barranquilla was eliminated by their own reserve team, FC Barranquilla. The match ended in two draws, with the first leg tied 2-2 and the second leg at 3-3, ultimately leading to a penalty shootout. FC Barranquilla triumphed in the shootout, surprising players and coaches alike. This outcome raises questions about squad dynamics as both teams share a partnership. The incident marks a significant event in the tournament, reflecting the competitiveness of lower-tier teams.
- •Junior Barranquilla eliminated in the Colombian Cup
- •Two draws led to a penalty shootout
- •FC Barranquilla wins shootout
- •Match held on July 30
- •Questions arise about team dynamics after the match
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"This is certainly not something you see every day: In the Colombian Cup, top-flight side Junior Barranquilla were knocked out by their own "reserve" team.FC Barranquilla, which once produced Bayern st...
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