Independiente del Valle sufrió como nunca, pero logró eliminar a Mushuc Runa en el Olímpico Atahualpa y avanzar a los cuartos de final de la Copa Sudamericana.
El “Ponchito” sorprendió: remontó el 1-0 de la ida y se puso 2-0 con goles de Jhonnier Chalá (45+2’) y Christian Penilla (71’).
En la última jugada apareció Michael Hoyos (90+10’) con un cabezazo salvador que forzó los penales. En la tanda decisiva, la jerarquía de IDV pesó: se impusieron 4-2 desde los doce pasos.
Ahora, los rayados enfrentarán a Once Caldas en cuartos de final. Mushuc Runa, en cambio, se despide con la frente en alto, a segundos de una hazaña histórica.
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