World Cup Canada falls in Honduras rain

Canada Surprised by the torrential rain in San Peter Sola s Honduras He gave one of the Great Bells when he returned to the Victory Corridor and Their 2-1 defeat in the CONCACAF Nations League.

After losing the leadership of Group C Honduras They were preparing to take it back at home before visiting The one with the maple leaf. A duel would have been complicated for those led by Englishman John Herdman due to the difference in weather.

Canada He jumped onto the field with so many of his characters that despite the absence of Jonathan David who started off the bench Alfonso Davies regained in “11” after one of the Bayern Munich overcoming his heart problems.

Honduras went out with eleven games with more maneuvers as it lacked its European strikers and lined up a base of local champion Motagua.

The match started very tight because the wet condition of the field made the ball roll sometimes more and sometimes it was stopped by a puddle, minutes passed and Honduras opened the scoring with a goal from Kevin Lopez at 13 minutes with the help of Rommel of CF Montreal. Quioto in a play where the person indicated that it was Ritchie Laria due to doubt in the defence.

The situation with stadium humidity

Moments alongside Canada were looking for an equaliser but with an advantage for the locals as they were accustomed to the terrain as well as base their game on the hunt for split balls and long servings that had never been tweaked before. The water is unlike the soccer developed by the opposing team which was lower and affected more because the stadium had pools.

In addition to the goal in the first half, we only saw 3 warnings for the Canadian team. Here’s an example of the difficulties a wet court has, especially for the Canadian players, though goalkeeper Luis “Boba” Lopez also slipped when clearing the ball on the other side.

get down! 😰

Alphonso Davies slips at the time of the push and the ball goes off the goal 😕

🇭🇳 1-0 🇨🇦

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For the second 45, Canada’s Jonathan David, Marc Anthony Kay and Kyle Larrain entered with the intent of getting at least one point from the complex visit, and the result would be negative as Kevin Arriaga finally finished in the 78th minute ahead of the local team by one point. One of the strangest definitions that Canada goalkeeper Milan Burgan has seen, thanks to the rain that also left the jacket of Kamal Miller 4 defender on the ground.

Jonathan David, after 8 minutes, gave life to his team thanks to a pass from Larren, and those who entered in the second half were combined with a play ending with a goal with stadium collusion as usual.

Canada goooooal! 💪😎
Canada goooooal! 💪😎
Canada goooooal! 💪😎

Maple Leaf players surprise and shorten the opponent’s advantage by minutes from the end of the match 💥

🇭🇳 2-1

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Before the end of the match, the Canadians felt close to a tie, however, the intrusion of the field by some fans halted the match for several moments before Alistair Johnston received a red card for the buildup, and this would cause complaints from the footballers. Canadians contact Guatemalan central referee Mario Escobar who will end up handing up to 5 yellow cards to the Canadian team before the final whistle sounds.

The atmosphere is burning between Honduras and Canada! 😰

🇭🇳 2-1

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Honduras have not beaten Canada since the 2016 World Cup qualifiers, and with another game they played, they have 6 points at the top of the group, and the Crocs will have a second game against the Canadians, a tough visit to BMO Field in Toronto. It will be in March of the year 2023 when, awaiting the outcome of the pending match between Canada and Curaçao, it will be enough for Diego Vázquez’s men to win the set and play the Final Four as they did in the first edition of The League of Nations.