A real match is the one they will play Alajuelense and Olimpia for the semifinals of the CONCACAF League, in a Central American classic among champions current Costa Rica and Honduras.
He Alejandro Morera Soto Stadium it will be the scene of an electrifying clash of long-standing rivals who throughout history have clashed on many occasions in international tournaments.
However, the magnitude of what is at stake exceeds expectations, as the passage to the final is contested. from the CONCACAF League in one game.
Both clubs face this important commitment to high morale, as they have managed to predominate in their respective leagues, establishing themselves as champions.
As the Costa Rican team forced Herediano in the final key to lift the coveted 30 cups, the Hondurans they defeated Marathón pTo be crowned double champion of the National League.
The current situation of the eleven players promises a shocking confrontation between two of the best teams in Central America and, although the territory offers Alajuelense a certain advantage to play at home, the maturity and talent of the Olympians will be a difficult nut for Costa Ricans.
A real match is the one they will play Alajuelense and Olimpia for the semifinals CONCACAF League, in a Central American classic between the current champions of Costa Rica and Honduras.
Alejandro Morera Soto Stadium will be the scene of an electrifying clash of long-time rivals who throughout history have faced each other several times in international tournaments.
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STRATEGIES
In a duel between Argentine coaches who give priority to good ball handling and the rapid development of their strategies, the one who makes the fewest mistakes will win, because the great ability of the players on the field will generate more openness to the emotion of goals.
So much Alajuelense ca Olimpia It stands out for maintaining possession of the ball; Alex López is the orchestra conductor at hand and, aware of the knowledge he has about his rivals, because he has been part of the club for a long time, he will seek to use his virtues to break the defensive fortress Merengue.
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In his turn and despite his youth, midfielder Edwin Rodríguez is called to dominate and start Olimpia’s offensive with good vision and assistance.
It also highlights the power of clubs in their attacks, which increases the attractiveness and predicts many emotions in the important match.
POSSIBLE ALIGNMENTS
Alajuelense:
Olympia: Edrick Menjívar; Maylor Núñez, Jonathan Paz, Johnny Leverón, Samuel Córdova; Deybi Flores, German Mejía, Marvin Bernárdez, Edwin Rodríguez; Jerry Bengtson, Eddie Hernandez.
Time: 9:00
Stage: Alejandro Morera Soto, Alajuela.
In a duel between Argentine coaches who give priority to good ball handling and quick implementation of their strategies, the one who makes the fewest mistakes will win, because the large capacity of the players on the field will generate more openness to the emotion of goals.
Both Alajuelense and Olimpia stand out for maintaining possession of the ball; Alex López is the orchestra conductor at hand and, aware of the knowledge he has about his rivals, because he has been part of the club for a long time, he will seek to use his virtues to break the defensive fortress Merengue.
In his turn and despite his youth, midfielder Edwin Rodríguez is called to dominate and start Olimpia’s offensive with a good vision and assistance.
It also highlights the power of clubs in their attacks, which increases the attractiveness and predicts many emotions in the important match.
POSSIBLE ALIGNMENTS
Alajuelense: (pending)
Olympics: Edrick Menjívar; Maylor Núñez, Jonathan Paz, Johnny Leverón, Samuel Córdova; Deybi Flores, German Mejía, Marvin Bernárdez, Edwin Rodríguez; Jerry Bengtson, Eddie Hernandez.
Time: 21:00
stage: Alejandro Morera Soto, Alajuela.
Referee: Mario Escobar (Guatemala)