Bucaramanga vs Boyacá Chicó

Football Rivalry

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Spanish: [bukaɾaˈmaŋɡa] vs [boˈʝaka ˈtʃiko]

Football Teams Sports Rivalry

Professional Tip: The Bucaramanga vs Boyacá Chicó rivalry represents an interesting matchup in Colombian football, featuring contrasting styles and regional pride.

Team Overview

1Atlético Bucaramanga

Founded in 1949, known as "Los Leopardos" (The Leopards).

Based in Bucaramanga, Santander department.

2Boyacá Chicó

Founded in 2002, known as "Los Ajedrezados" (The Checkered Ones).

Based in Tunja, Boyacá department.

3Historical Performance

Bucaramanga has more first division experience.

Boyacá Chicó won the 2008 Copa Colombia.

4Stadiums

Bucaramanga plays at Estadio Alfonso López (28,000 capacity).

Chicó plays at Estadio La Independencia (20,000 capacity).

5Fan Culture

Bucaramanga has larger fanbase historically.

Chicó known for youth development.

Professional Tip: While not Colombia's biggest rivalry, these matches often feature intense competition due to regional pride and similar competitive levels.

Head-to-Head Statistics

1Total Matches

32 encounters in official competitions.

First meeting in 2003 season.

2Results Breakdown

Bucaramanga 12 wins, Chicó 10 wins, 10 draws.

Average 2.1 goals per match.

3Recent Form

Last 5 matches: 2 Bucaramanga wins, 2 draws, 1 Chicó win.

2023 season: 1-1 draw in Tunja.

Key Match Aspects

1Tactical Styles

Bucaramanga typically plays direct football.

Chicó often employs possession-based approach.

2Key Players

Bucaramanga: Sherman Cárdenas (playmaker).

Chicó: Jhon Fredy Pérez (striker).

3Derby Atmosphere

Matches feature intense but respectful rivalry.

Known for colorful tifos and fan displays.

4Promotion Battles

Several decisive promotion playoff encounters.

2019 season featured crucial relegation match.

Professional Tip: These matches often have significance beyond just points, affecting regional pride and sometimes league positioning.