BOGOTA, COLOMBIA —In a dramatic finish at the Metropolitano de Techo, Fortaleza CEIF produced a stunning second-half turnaround to defeat Jaguares de Córdoba 2-1 in Colombian Primera A action on Wednesday evening, with Sebastián Herrera's 86th-minute header proving the decisive blow in a match that showcased the hosts' character and tactical acumen. Jaguares arrived in Bogota carrying the weight of a difficult run of form—three defeats in their last four outings—and their early play reflected a team desperate to arrest the slide. The visitors controlled the opening exchanges with purpose, with Duván Rodríguez and Andrés Rentería combining repeatedly to test Fortaleza goalkeeper Miguel Silva. Silva was called into action as early as the 11th minute, parrying a long-range effort from Rodríguez, and again in the 13th and 19th minutes to deny Yairo Moreno and Kahiser Lenis respectively. Fortaleza's 4-2-3-1 formation buckled under sustained pressure, and it appeared only a matter of time before Jaguares' territorial dominance would translate into a goal. That breakthrough arrived four minutes into the second half. Rodríguez delivered a cross from the right, and Rentería met it with a precise header to the bottom left corner, giving Jaguares a deserved lead and silencing the home supporters. Fortaleza's head coach responded decisively around the hour mark, introducing Santiago Cuero and Sebastián Navarro among others, and the tactical refresh immediately shifted momentum. In the 58th minute, Andrés Arroyo, who had been a persistent threat throughout, drove a right-footed effort from the centre of the box with precision, assisted by Kevin Balanta, to level the contest and reignite the crowd. From that point, the match tilted decisively in Fortaleza's favor. The hosts commanded 61.1 percent of possession and pressed relentlessly, generating ten shot attempts while Jaguares managed twelve. Diego Martínez in the Jaguares goal produced a string of fine saves to keep his side level, denying Arroyo twice and Navarro once in a frantic final ten minutes. But he could do nothing about the 86th-minute winner: substitute Cuero whipped in a cross from the left, and Herrera—himself introduced in the 68th minute—powered a header into the centre of the goal to send the Metropolitano de Techo into raptures. Jaguares, who finished the match with a red card to their name, could not muster a meaningful response in the five minutes of stoppage time, with Wilfrido De La Rosa's blocked effort the closest they came to salvaging a result. The result leaves Jaguares in a precarious position after four defeats in five league outings, while Fortaleza bank three vital points and demonstrate the kind of resilience that can define a season. Jaguares travel to face Millonarios next weekend, while Fortaleza host Atlético Nacional in their next fixture.