A real game is the game they will play Alajuelense and Olimpia for the semi-finals 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 exciting clash of old rivals who have faced each other on many occasions in international tournaments throughout history.
However, the magnitude of what is at stake exceeds predictions as progression to the final is disputed of the Concacaf League in one game.
Both clubs are facing this momentous commitment to high morale as they have managed to triumph in their respective leagues by establishing themselves as champions.
As the Costa Rican team handed Herediano the final key to raise the coveted 30 cup, the Hondurans got they beat Marathón pTo be crowned as a two-time champion of the National League.
The current situation of both eleven players promises a shocking showdown between two of the best teams in Central America and while the area gives Alajuelense a certain advantage to play at home, the maturity and talent of the Olympians will be a hard nut to Costa Ricans. .
A real game is the one they will play Alajuelense and Olimpia for the semi-finals of the Concacaf League, in a Central American classic between the current champions of Costa Rica and Honduras.
The Alejandro Morera Soto Stadium will be the scene of an exciting clash of old rivals who have faced each other in international tournaments on many occasions throughout history.
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THE STRATEGIES
In a duel between Argentinian coaches who prioritize good ball handling and quick deployment of their strategies, the one who makes the fewest mistakes will win, as the great capacity of the players on the field will generate more openness to the emotion of the players. goals.
This much Alajuelense as Olimpia They are distinguished by keeping possession of the ball; Alex López is the skilful orchestra conductor and, aware of the knowledge he has of his rivals, since he was a long-time member of the club, he will try to use his virtues to break through Merengue’s defensive fortress.
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For his part, and despite his youth, midfielder Edwin Rodríguez is called upon to dominate and launch Olimpia’s attack with his good vision and assists.
It also highlights the strength of the clubs in their attacks, something that increases the attractiveness and predicts a lot of emotions in the important game.
POSSIBLE ALIGNMENTS
Alajuelense:
Olimpia: 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 am
Stadium: Alejandro Morera Soto, Alajuela.
In a duel between Argentinian coaches who prioritize good ball handling and quick deployment of their strategies, the one who makes the fewest mistakes will win, as the great capacity of the players on the field will generate more openness to the emotion of the players. goals.
Both Alajuelense and Olimpia stand out for retaining possession; Alex López is the skilful orchestra conductor and, aware of the knowledge he has of his rivals, since he was a long-time member of the club, he will try to use his virtues to break through Merengue’s defensive fortress.
For his part, and despite his youth, midfielder Edwin Rodríguez is called upon to dominate and launch Olimpia’s attack with his good vision and assists.
It also highlights the strength of the clubs in their attacks, something that increases the attractiveness and predicts a lot of emotions in the important game.
POSSIBLE ALIGNMENTS
Alajuelense: (pending)
Olympiad: 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 PM
Stadium: Alejandro Morera Soto, Alajuela.
Referee: Mario Escobar (Guatemala)