Guatemala and El Salvador meet in a friendly match at Paypal Park in San Jose, California, in a 4-0 victory over El Salvador’s national team.
After taking the lead against Cuba (1-0), Haiti (2-1) and El Salvador (4-0) this Sunday, the era of Luis Fernando Dena in charge of the Guatemalan national team is on the right foot. , The Mexican coach is undefeated with Blue and White.
After a slight hesitation the initial 5 minutes, Guatemala gradually became comfortable without the ball and an intelligent and orderly team appeared on the pitch. Guatemala’s first visit came through Alejandro Calindo, who stole a ball and exchanged it with Oscar Sandis, who crossed, and was able to destroy Salvador’s defense as Robin Bettencourt began to finish.
The scoreboard opened at 25 ‘, Oscar Sandis took a free kick, and Jose Morales came on to finish the header in the post. Goalkeeper Kevin Carabandes was left without a chance. Shortly afterwards, Oscar Sandis gave another warning with another free kick from outside the area.
The second entry fell at 53 ‘, with Alejandro Kalindo leading a counterattack in which Oscar Sandis made it 2-0. Five minutes had passed when Sandis returned to the scoreboard, and again Masadek took Nelson Blanco to dance in a counter-attack, then scored 3-0 after a left-footed shot from the outskirts of the area.
The fourth goal of the afternoon came through Steven Robles, who recovered a ball, dropped it from his chest and took a strong shot with his left foot, which Kevin Caravandes went to take out at the bottom of the net.
Luis Fernando Dena’s record with Guatemala national team is 3 wins, 7 goals and only one goal against. The Mexican national team will be his next rival in another friendly match scheduled for Wednesday, April 27th.
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