LIVE | The Bank of America, in Charlotte, will host the crucial duel of day 3 of the group stage between Honduras-Haiti.
END THE MATCH! HONDURAS IS ELIMINATED!
90+7′: Alceus receives the yellow card for a violent foul on Alexander López.
90+3′: HAITI HAD IT! Picault sends a superb right hand that hits Menjívar’s right post.
90+2′: UFFFFFFFF! “Toro” Benguché unleashes a tremendous right hand that goes to the right side of the Haitian goalkeeper.
90′: The referee adds nine more minutes to the game.
90′: Substitution in Qatar.
Enter: Prounier.
Charlie: Methuselah.
89′: Jorge Benguché will be treated by doctors on the playing field.
85′: Honduras continues to beat Haiti, but Mexico is losing to Qatar. The Asians would qualify for the quarterfinals.
82′: Substitution in Haiti.
Enter: Warrior.
Sale: Christian.
80′: Substitution in Honduras.
Enter: Christian Altamirano.
Out: Jose Mario Pinto.
75′: Haiti will take a dangerous free kick on the edge of the Honduras area
70′: Substitution in Haiti.
Enter: Picault.
Sale: Danley Jean
69′: Substitution in Honduras.
Enter: Bryan Acosta.
Sale: Jerry Bengtson.
This is how the teams celebrated the great goal of Honduras against Haiti. PHOTO: Mauricio Ayala.
64′: IT CAN’T BE! Devron García sweeps and commits an alleged foul on Nazon inside the area. However, the referee did not call him from the VAR. There is no penalty!
59′: GOAL AMAZING FROM HONDURAS! Jorge Álvarez executes a magical pass to José Mario Pinto that crosses the goal of Haiti.
56′: Jorge Benguché tests long distance and the ball goes wide.
53′: PIERROT MISTAKED! The battering ram failed in front of Menjívar’s goal. His right hand went wide wide as he was alone.
51′: Nazon shoots powerfully at Menjívar’s goal, but the keeper controlled the ball without problems.
This is how Bengtson celebrated his great goal against Haiti in Charlotte. PHOTO: Mauricio Ayala.
49′: WOW! Jerry Bengtson sends the ball into the space where Benguché was, but the striker missed the ball when the Haitian goalkeeper started.
46′: Substitution in Haiti.
Enter: Bryan Alceus.
Sale: Carl Sainte.
THE SECOND TIME BEGINS!
FINISH THE FIRST TIME!
45+1′: HAITI WAS SAVED! Jerry Bengtson narrowly endorsed his double, however, the goalkeeper saves sensationally by diving to the left side of the goal.
45′: TWO MORE MINUTES ARE ADDED!
42′: GOOOOOOOOOL FOR HONDURAS! Jerry Bengston hits a spectacular header and equalizes for Honduras against Haiti in Charlotte for the Gold Cup! The ball went into the lower right side of the Caribbean arc.
The Haitian National Team forgave two clear actions in the first minutes of the game. PHOTO: Mauricio Ayala.
38′: Omar Elvir sends a left-footed shot to the rival goal, which is intercepted with a header by a Haitian center-back.
36′: Edrick keeps the ball from a dangerous corner kick from the Caribbean.
35′: MENJÍVAR STOPPED! The Olimpia goalkeeper leans against the right post in a tremendous shot by Nazon. Corner for Haiti!
29′: HAITI WAS SAVED! Benguché finishes off the goal, but the Caribbean goalkeeper save after save that is rejected by the Haitian defense.
Jorge Benguché has been the most incisive forward of the Bicolor. PHOTO: Mauricio Ayala.
28′: HOW CLOSE! Joseph Rosales fired a terrific left-footed shot from outside the box that went past Haiti’s left post.
26′: Alexandre Pierre dominates the ball after a cross from José Mario Pinto to the far post of the Haitian goal.
23′: IT CAN’T BE! Devron García won in the air, heading the ball that went kissing the crossbar.
22′: The Honduran National Team wins a corner kick from the right wing.
Joseph Rosales controls the ball before the mark of a Haitian soccer player. PHOTO: Mauricio Ayala.
20′: GOOOOOOOL FOR HAITI! Pierrot opens the can and Haiti is eliminating Honduras in the group stage of the Gold Cup 2023! Edrick Menjívar vomited the ball to the center and the Caribbean did not forgive when closing the goal.
17′: UFFFFFFFF! Pierrot was looking for a partner in the attack axis, but Santos made a sensational cut.
5′: WAS IT PENALTY? Haiti claims a penalty after Marcelo Santos’ recharge on the borders of the area.
THE GAME BEGINS IN CHARLOTTE!
5:55 PM: The Honduran National Team is already leaving the concentration hotel at the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte.
5:45 PM: The National Team will not have the injured Alberth Elis and Luis Vega. Nor with Rubilio Castillo, expelled three games after a row in Honduras-Qatar.
5:40 PM: We are two hours away from the opening whistle of the Honduras-Haiti game in Charlotte. The match begins at 7:36 PM.
The Honduran flag flies outside the Bank of America in Charlotte, North Carolina. PHOTO: Mauricio Ayala.
5:35 PM: If our selection confirms the ticket to the quarterfinals, it will travel to Arlington, Texas to face the winner of group C.
5:30 PM: A draw or defeat would send the Bicolor of Honduras back home. Diego Martín Vázquez would not continue as coach of “La H”.
5:25 PM: The Jamaican Oshane Nation will call the momentous Honduras-Jamaica game in Charlotte, North Carolina.
5:20 PM: The last clash between Honduras-Haiti for the Gold Cup was in 2015. The Caribbean beat us 1-0 in the group stage.
5:15 PM: In the next few minutes the Honduran delegation will move from the hotel to the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina.
5:10 PM: The preliminary game begins at Bank of America Stadium between the United States-Trinidad and Tobago.
“I am Mexican and I support the H” says the poster of this fan from Mexico who supports the Bicolor. PHOTO: Mauricio Ayala.
4:55 PM: At least 45,000 tickets have been sold for the double between Trinidad-United States and Honduras-Haiti.
4:50 PM: Before the downs of Alberth Elis and Rubilio Castillo, this would be Honduras’ 11 against Haiti: Edrick Menjívar; Maylor Nunez, Marcelo Santos, Devron Garcia, Omar Elvir; Deiby Flowers, Joseph Rosales, Bryan Acosta, Alexander Lopez; Jorge Benguche and Jose Pinto.
4:45 PM: Honduras would advance to the quarterfinals if they beat Haiti and Qatar lose or draw against Mexico.
4:42 PM: For the Caribbean team, which has shown fast football, even a draw against Honduras could be enough to set foot in the quarterfinals.
The beautiful catrachas say they are present in the beautiful stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina. PHOTO: Mauricio Ayala.
4:40 PM: The Haitian team comes to the duel against Honduras with the advantage of the 2-1 victory they achieved against Qatar in the first game of the competition.
4:37 PM: The only thing that helps Honduras and Haiti is to win is what Qatar also dreams of, which will not have an easy time against Mexico, which has dominated Group B with two wins, against Honduras 4-0, and against the Haitians for 3-1.
4:32 PM: The “catrachos” (Hondurans) have gone from less to more, with a first game against Mexico to be forgotten and an improvement against Qatar, a rival against whom they controlled the game, but they lacked forcefulness when defining in the rival area.
Our TEN LENS gives us this beautiful postcard from Bank of America, from Charlotte, North Carolina. PHOTO: Mauricio Ayala.
4:30 PM: In the Honduran forward, the one who has shown the most fang is “Panterita” Alberth Elis, while Jerry Bengtson and Jorge Benguché, who are scorers at Olimpia, in Tegucigalpa, have not performed what Vázquez expected of them. they.
4:25 PM: Regarding the absences of Vega, Elis and Castillo, the coach of Honduras, Diego Vázquez, said the day before that “they are important casualties”, but that he will seek to “make good decisions and try to put those who are better ”.
4:20 PM: Elis, suffered an “oblique fracture of the left radius at the level of its distal third”, according to a preliminary medical report, and would be removed from the courts for four to eight weeks
4:15 PM: The Honduran team reaches its third commitment, in Charlotte, North Carolina (USA), with three important casualties: in defense it will not have Luis Vega, who was injured at minute 24 in the game on Thursday against Qatar, while in the attack that same day he lost Alberth Elis due to a broken left forearm, scoring the equalizer (1-1), and Rubilio Castillo, sent off after the game.
4:07 PM: The game will not start at 7:00 PM as planned. Now everything will start at 7:36 PM Honduras time.
4:00 PM: Honduras and Haiti will play the last card this Sunday in search of the pass to the quarterfinals of the Gold Cup, on the third day of group B, which will be completed with the match between Mexico and Qatar.
The atmosphere is starting to heat up at the Bank of America in Charlotte. The catrachos will support the Bicolor. PHOTO: Mauricio Ayala.
Probable lineups:
Honduras: Edrick Menjivar; Maylor Nunez, Marcelo Santos, Devron Garcia, Omar Elvir; Deiby Flowers, Joseph Rosales, Bryan Acosta, Alexander Lopez; Jorge Benguche and Jose Pinto.
Selector: Diego Vázquez.
Haiti: Alexandre Pierre; Carlens Arcus, Ricardo Adé, Garven-Michee Metusala, Alex Christian; Fabrice Picault, Carl Sainte, Wilde-Donald Guerrier, Danley Jean; Duckens Nazon and Franzdy Pierrot.
Coach: Gabriel Calderón Pellegrino.
Referee: Oshane Nation
Stadium: Bank of America, Charlotte, North Carolina (USA).
Hora: 7:36 P.M Transmite: ESPN/Star +
2023-07-03 03:38:42
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