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April 6, 2026·57 min·4 clips

Daniel and his panel return with repressed sports news after the Easter break, promising football, tennis, and a historic Colombian golfer.

1. Su Presencia Radio's 'Que Ruede la Pelota' returns on Monday April after the Holy Week break with presenters Daniel (host), Julián Velásquez, and Andrés Guzmán. 2. The episode covers a post-Easter catch-up on Colombian football, the FA Cup, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A, and upcoming Champions League action. 3. The central themes are Millonarios's tactical vulnerability against defensive opponents, Barcelona's near-certain La Liga title, and Real Madrid's underperformance with Mbappé. 4. Millonarios lost to Jaguares de Córdoba 1-0 (penalty, Jairo Moreno, minute 50) and sits ninth with 21 points — one point outside the top eight with four league games remaining. 5. Julián Velásquez delivers a detailed tactical critique: Millonarios under Bustos cannot break down deep defensive blocks, loses ideas, and resorts to crosses — a pattern seen against Jaguares and Fortaleza — and he warns this will cost them in knockout rounds. 6. Andrés Guzmán adds that Millonarios needs a midfielder who can organize and resolve games against low-block opponents; veteran players like Macalister Silva and Darwin Quintero lack the physical output for such pressing roles. 7. América de Cali beat Bucaramanga 2-0 and then lost to Cúcuta Deportivo; the panel notes América wins big matches but drops points against lesser opponents, a pattern common to Colombian big clubs. 8. Independiente Santa Fe lost to Llaneros (John Vásquez, minute 48) after player Cristian Mafla was sent off in the 33rd minute; they also drew 2-2 at Tolima (goals from Hugo Rodallega and Omar Fernández Frasica). 9. Coach Pablo Repeto is under growing pressure: the hosts note that a 15th-minute substitution of Mateo Puerta — who walked to the dressing room in tears — was unexplained and self-damaging to Repeto's image. 10. The Colombian league table (after 15 of 19 rounds): Atlético Nacional leads with 31 points, Deportivo Pasto second with 28, Tolima third with 27, Once Caldas fourth with 25, Junior fifth with 25, América sixth, Deportivo Cali seventh with 22, Inter de Bogotá eighth with 22; Millonarios ninth with 21. 11. Atlético Nacional rested players in a 0-0 draw against Cúcuta to test alternatives ahead of the final phase; new goalkeeper Kevin Castaño is expected to debut that evening against Jaguares. 12. In the FA Cup, Manchester City beat Liverpool 4-0; the host credits Cherki as the player who transforms City's profile, comparing him to a classic number ten, and notes City won without being at full strength because Liverpool could not handle them. 13. Southampton eliminated Arsenal 2-1 from the FA Cup; Arsenal had been in contention for four trophies earlier in the season and has now lost two without winning any. 14. Arsenal's Premier League position is also discussed as not fully secure: City has a game in hand and is nine points behind, and City historically accelerates in the second half of the season. 15. Barcelona beat Atlético de Madrid 2-1; statistician Mr. Chip notes no team with Barcelona's current lead has ever failed to win the Liga title. 16. The Barcelona-Atlético match featured a VAR controversy: the referee initially showed red for a studs-up tackle, then changed it to yellow on VAR review; the hosts argue FIFA's own rule on disproportionate force should have maintained the red. 17. Real Madrid lost 2-1 to Mallorca, with Johan Mojica (Colombian left back) involved in the Mallorca goal; the narrative that Real Madrid performs worse when Mbappé plays was discussed, with the host noting Mbappé's individual quality clashes with the team's collective dynamics. 18. Charlie provides the stat that coach Arbeloa has a 30% loss rate in 13 matches versus predecessor Xavi Alonso's 17% in 30 matches, suggesting the team has regressed under the new manager. 19. The 'pepazo' (goal of the week) segment names Haris Tabakovic's equaliser for Bosnia against Italy (securing World Cup qualification), Mbappé's chip over Ederson in France 2-1 Brazil, and Mallorca's Vedat Muriqui 90+1 winner against Real Madrid as the best goals of the holiday period. 20. The episode closes the football section by previewing the Champions League quarter-finals — Real Madrid vs Bayern Munich with Luis Díaz — and noting Andrés mentions Nelson de Osa's absence from the Betis squad as a topic for a later segment.

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