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An electrifying first leg final between Modagua and Olimpia in Carlos Miranda de Comagua!

Mary Shelley by Mary Shelley
December 11, 2022
An electrifying first leg final between Modagua and Olimpia in Carlos Miranda de Comagua!
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2022-12-10

Immediate result |

First Time: Modagua 0-0 Olympia

Motagua: Marlon Licona; Wesley Degas, Carlos Melendez, Denil Maldonado, Christopher Melendez; Jonathan Nunez, Jesse Moncada, Diego Rodriguez, Marcelo Santos; Ivan Lopez and Roberto Moreira.

Olympia: Eric Menjivar; Maylor Núñez, Bryan Beckeles, José García, Carlos Sánchez; Carlos Pineda, Jorge Alvarez, Michael Chirinos, Jose Pinto; Justin Arbolida, Jerry Bengston.

– minute by minute –

26′ yellow! Marcelo Santos slapped Pinto into midfield and was the first to be booked by Armando Castro.

21′ Motagua excuse! The ball was passed to Diego Rodriguez in the penalty spot, but he put a little fluffy ball into Menjivar’s hands.

13′ Ligona Mitton! Jorge Alvarez’s shot from outside deflects the Blue Goal corner.

8′ Warning Motagua! Chino Lopez settled down to his left, but he finished above the upright before Beckels’ mark.

4:31pm: Armando Castro blows the whistle and kicks off the final in Comayagua! Modagua and Olympia meet in the first leg final.

4:26 PM: Coaches Pedro Troglio and “Dota” Medina hugged each other as they arrived in the dressing room.

4:23 PM: Both teams go to Carlos Miranda’s field! As a formal act, the Honduran national anthem will be sung.

Motagua: Marlon Licona; Wesley Degas, Carlos Melendez, Denil Maldonado, Christopher Melendez; Jonathan Nunez, Jesse Moncada, Diego Rodriguez, Marcelo Santos; Ivan Lopez and Roberto Moreira.

Olympia: Eric Menjivar; Maylor Núñez, Bryan Beckeles, José García, Carlos Sánchez; Carlos Pineda, Jorge Alvarez, Michael Chirinos, Jose Pinto; Justin Arbolida, Jerry Bengston.

4:05 PM: Attention! Confirmed lineups at Motagua and Olympia.

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4:00 PM: Modagua goes first to warm up in Comayagua.

3:40 PM: Modagua goalkeepers Marlon Licona and Jonathan Rougier go out to warm up.

3:35 pm: Thousands of fans await Carlos Miranda in the suburbs. The first leg has a blue fill.

3:25 pm: This is how dressing rooms see Carlos Miranda. She also shared pictures of her privacy at the Olympia Stadium.

3:15 PM: Tight security record even inside the stadium. The National Police don’t want trouble.

3:10 pm: Carlos Melendez, Christopher Melendez and Jonathan Nunez also set foot in Comayagua.

LIVE: Modaqua vs Olimpia electrifying first leg final at Carlos Miranda de Comayagua!

3:00 PM: Olympia has already arrived for Carlos Miranda! Brian Beckels and Brian Moya received court recognition.

2:50 PM: Additional bleachers were installed in the building to accommodate its stellar capacity of more than 10,000 fans.

3:40 PM: Insane! This is what the Carlos Miranda stadium looks like. The ball gets rolling here at 4:30 p.m.

2:30 PM: Those arriving in Olympia costumes are forced to remove them for safety reasons. A woman had to dress up in a hurricane to enter.

2:20 PM: It must be remembered that the home team this afternoon are Motagua, so they make the rules and have the majority of fans.

2:00 PM: As early as two and a half hours, the campus starts filling up to experience the grand finale!

– Game Sheet –

First Leg Final – Opening Match 2022

Place: Carlos Miranda de Comayagua Stadium

bell: 4:30 PM

send: D.V.C

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Modagua: Marlon Licona; Wesley Degas, Carlos Melendez, Denil Maldonado, Marcelo Santos, Juan Delgado, Jonathan Nunez, Jesse Moncada, Walter Martinez, Eddie Hernandez and Roberto Moreira.

Olympia: Eric Menjivar; Mayer Nunez, Brian Beckels, Jose Garcia, Mango Sanchez, German Mejia, Jorge Alvarez, Michael Cirenos, Jose Mario Pinto, Jerry Bengtson and Justin Arbolida.

Mary Shelley

Mary Shelley

Mary Shelley writes for The Cleveland American, covering news, politics, business, technology, sport, entertainment, and lifestyle. She focuses on clear, reliable reporting and useful information, helping readers stay informed about current events, important developments, and stories that matter.

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