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Millonarios volvió a dar pena en un torneo internacional. O Higgins 2 Millonarios 0.

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A Millonarios fan describes the 'bitter taste' of a 2-0 loss and the fear the team gets worse every time.

1. LosMillonariosNet Radio's post-match episode analyzes Millonarios FC's 2-0 loss to O'Higgins of Chile in an international tournament, with panelists Mauro, Pisa, and several guests including Camila, Tato, Don Vittar, and Doña Luz. 2. The hosts are long-running Millonarios fan commentators who conduct player-by-player ratings with listener participation via a live chat and WhatsApp messages. 3. The episode's central argument is that Millonarios combined the errors from previous losses to Fortaleza and Jaguares into a single 'horrible' performance, and that the team is deteriorating across three consecutive matches. 4. Pisa describes the first 29 minutes as 'horrible,' noting the team conceded from a corner kick after allowing themselves to be pushed back deep in their own half. 5. The first O'Higgins goal came at minute 11 from a corner kick — described as a header almost 'at pleasure' — with the host saying a foul on Llenas was too interpretative for the referee to call in an international tournament context. 6. Millonarios registered five goal-scoring opportunities including: a Ureña corner shot at minute 18, a Castillo steal and cross at minute 31, a Contreras header at minute 6, a Mateo pass to Tuco that should have produced a 1-1 equalizer, and a Banguero rebound shot near goal. 7. The panel identifies a recurring problem with 'control dirigido' — directed first touch control — saying the entire squad is losing the ball after receiving it, with Leonardo Castro and Mateo García specifically named as having had multiple bad controls. 8. Goalkeeper Novoa receives scores of 2-3 out of 10 from the panel; one host says the second goal is 'all Novoa' after he slipped going to collect a routine ball, while another argues a better goalkeeper makes a save on the first goal too. 9. Central defender Jorge Arias receives negative scores ('minus ten,' '0,' '0') for earning his first yellow card through arguing, then receiving a second yellow for a reckless sliding challenge that left the team with ten men. 10. The panel questions why Elizalde continues to play despite showing an inability to hold his body position against physical strikers, specifically naming the O'Higgins Paraguayan striker who repeatedly won aerial and physical duels against him. 11. A panelist reveals that in the post-match mixed zone, he asked Ureña whether Millonarios was playing too directly, and Ureña responded that playing long balls is 'Colombian football' — a comment the host describes as worrying. 12. Maca Lister Silva receives scores of 0, minus-ten, and 4 out of 10; the hosts agree he has not produced a 'prime Maca' performance this semester, with one tracing his last good game to a goal against Once Caldas that came despite poor overall play. 13. The panel notes that under coach Bustos, Maca has frequently been pushed into positions too high or wide for his natural game, and questions whether Bustos understands how to use him. 14. Leonardo Castro receives near-zero scores from all hosts, with one describing him as 'peleado con la pelota' (fighting with the ball), noting bad first touches and poor decision-making throughout. 15. One host acknowledges that Castro's poor form is partly explained by the presence of Falcao, who has taken his position and motivation, but this does not excuse the technical errors seen in the match. 16. The panel discusses how O'Higgins effectively identified Millonarios's weaknesses and pressed Maca, Ureña, and Mateo García to prevent them from building play, which the hosts say is a tactical analysis that other Colombian league teams will now replicate. 17. The episode is conducted as a multi-participant discussion with live audience scores, creating a chaotic but energetic format with frequent interruptions, audience ratings, and humor about bad performances. 18. The emotional tone is frustration mixed with dark humor; hosts describe the result as having 'the bitter taste of losing 2-0 and the crazy feeling that the team gets worse every time.' 19. Dedicated Millonarios supporters following the 2026 season who want detailed player accountability and tactical analysis of the O'Higgins loss will find this episode most valuable. 20. Listeners unfamiliar with Colombian football, Millonarios FC's roster, or the international tournament context will lack the background knowledge to follow the player-specific analysis.

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