Caimanes del Llano completed a narrow victory over Captaines Bogotá at home, winning 26:23 in the LBP on Tuesday evening. The result extends the visitors' position in third place, while the hosts continue to search for consistency after a run of defeats.
Captaines came into the fixture carrying three straight losses. They had fallen to Piratas Bogotá twice in as many days before being beaten by Motilones del Norte on Sunday. The pattern was familiar — games slipping away in the closing stages.
Caimanes brought different momentum. They had won two of their last four meetings, including a comfortable 84:71 victory over Motilones del Norte on Sunday, though that followed a heavy 115:91 defeat to the same opposition. Against Piratas Bogotá they had shown they could close out games, winning 67:63 and 92:70 in separate encounters.
The match itself was decided by fine margins. Captaines held firm for stretches but could not convert enough opportunities when it mattered. Caimanes made their chances count, and the difference between 26 and 23 proved decisive.
By then, the table tells the story. Caimanes sit on eight wins from fourteen games, with six defeats and no draws. Captaines remain outside the top three, and this result means the gap between them grows.