Trasandino Stun Colina With Quiñones Navarro Double

Final Score: Colina 1–2 Trasandino | Segunda División | 31 May 2026

Result Summary

In a result that defied the statistical narrative of the match, Trasandino claimed a valuable away victory at Colina, riding a brace from Javier Antonio Quiñones Navarro to secure all three points. A late Colina consolation in the 90th minute proved nothing more than a footnote, as Trasandino held firm to record a 2–1 win despite being thoroughly second-best in terms of possession and attacking output.

Match Analysis

The numbers tell one story; the scoreboard tells another. Colina dominated proceedings in almost every measurable category — 65% ball possession to Trasandino's 35%, 92 attacks to 75, 67 dangerous attacks to 41, and a commanding 12 corners compared to just three for the visitors. They also generated 19 total shots, with 10 finding the target, yet only managed a single goal and that came deep in stoppage time.

Trasandino, by contrast, were clinical where Colina were wasteful. Javier Antonio Quiñones Navarro opened the scoring in the 14th minute with a composed field goal, giving the away side an early foothold they would refuse to relinquish. Colina, despite their territorial superiority, struggled to find a way through before the break.

The second half began with more of the same Colina pressure, but it was Trasandino who struck the decisive blow. Quiñones Navarro completed his brace in the 51st minute, doubling the visitors' advantage with another well-taken finish. That goal effectively put Trasandino in the driver's seat, and the hosts were left chasing the game from that point forward.

Discipline became a minor subplot in the second half. A Trasandino player was booked in the 58th minute, followed by a yellow card for Colina's Cristóbal Ignacio Finch Barrios in the 76th minute. A second Trasandino player was cautioned in the 90+4th minute as tensions rose, though neither side was reduced to ten men. Colina did pull one back through an unknown scorer in the 90th minute, but there was no time to mount a genuine comeback.

The efficiency gap was stark: Trasandino converted 2 of their 5 shots on target (40%), while Colina managed just 1 from 10 (10%). That conversion disparity was ultimately the difference between the sides.

Prediction Review

Our pre-match forecast had pointed toward a Colina home win at 1–0, assigning a 52% probability to the home side, with a 25% chance of a draw and 23% for a Trasandino victory. The confidence level of 50/100 reflected genuine uncertainty, and that caution proved warranted — though not in the direction anticipated.

The prediction correctly identified Colina's likely territorial advantage, which the statistics fully confirmed. However, the model underestimated Trasandino's counter-attacking efficiency and Quiñones Navarro's individual quality, both of which proved decisive. This is a reminder that possession and shot volume do not always translate into results.

Key Takeaways

• Javier Antonio Quiñones Navarro was the undisputed match-winner, scoring both Trasandino goals to claim a decisive man-of-the-match performance.
• Colina's 10 shots on target from 65% possession highlights a significant finishing problem that must be addressed.
• Trasandino's defensive resilience under pressure makes this result more than just fortunate — it was earned through tactical discipline.
• Our forecast was incorrect, underscoring the unpredictable nature of Segunda División football.