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El Salvador 3-1 Granada.
90′
Add 3 more minutes.
82′
Gil’s long shot goes over the goal.
70′
Frank enters and Belmar leaves, Granada changes.
56′
Calvillo enters and Hernandez leaves, El Salvador changes.
47′
Orellana’s shot from mid-range goes over the goal.
46′
The second half begins between El Salvador and Granada.
half time
Nothing more is added and El Salvador partially defeats Grenada 2-1 at halftime.
41′
Deflected ball from defender into own goal, but goalkeeper was alert to hold the shot.
38′
A half-range shot from the home team goes over the goal.
38′
The cross was just a little too long for Bonilla when he was already alone inside the penalty area.
35′
Tamaca’s crossfire goes past the area.
29′
Larín attempts a long-range shot that goes just wide of the keeper’s goal.
23′
Dangerous service that Granda’s goalkeeper controls without problems.
14′
Henríquez’s mid-range shot misses the opposing goal.
seven’
Dueñas with a volley shot that goes over the goal.
0′
The match between El Salvador and Granada begins.
Minutes away
We are minutes away from kick-off at the Cuscatlan stadium between El Salvador and Granada.
Granada replacements
Replacements from El Salvador
XI Granada
12 Reice Charles-Cook, 16 AJ Paterson, 5 Kayden Harrack, 17 Tyrone Sterling, 2 Benjamin Ettienne, 11 Shavon John-Brown, 15 Ashley Charles, 8 Alexander McQueen, 9 Kharlton Belmar, 23 Jamal Ray Charles, 20 Jacob Berkeley-Agyepong .
El Salvador
1 Mario González, 13 Alexander Larín, 5 Ronald Gómez, 21 Bryan Tamacas, 3 Roberto Domínguez, 17 Jairo Henríquez, 8 Brayan Landaverde, 23 Dennis Pineda, 6 Narciso Orellana, 20 Enrico Dueñas, 9 Nelson Bonilla.
The other rival
Besides El Salvador and Grenada, this group D will be formed by one of the powers of the zone, the United States, so neither of these teams will have it easy.
An opportunity
It’s those tournaments where nations like Grenada can come forward and signal that the gap has narrowed a bit. Grenada qualified for the last Gold Cup and left good impressions.
From more to less
El Salvador left a pleasant impression in the Gold Cup and in the qualifications did not start so badly, but the team began to fall and in the end neither the level of football nor the results were enough to think about Qatar 2022. Today they will start a new process with the goal of qualifying for the 2026 World Cup.
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El Salvador and Grenada are making their CONCACAF Nations League debuts and will try to do so with a win. We start with coverage of the match by VAVEL.
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Key Player Grenada
Goalkeeper Reice Charles Cook is expected to be very active this Saturday, so his saves could be key to keeping Grenada in contention, as he has done in several matches in recent years.
Key player Salvador
Last composition Granada
12 Reice Charles-Cook, 8 Alexander McQueen, 17 Tyrone Sterling, 16 Kayden Harrack, 2 Benjamin Ettiene, 3 Kwesi Paul, 6 Oliver Norburn, 11 Shavon John-Brown, 10 Kharlton Belmar, 20 Jacob Berkeley-Agyepong, 9 Kairo Mitchell.
Last composition El Salvador
1 Kevin Carabantes, 7 Rudy Clavel Mendoza, 16 Eduardo Vigil, 12 Nelson Blanco, 21 Bryan Tamacas, 6 Narciso Orellana, 19 Kevin Reyes, 8 Brayan Landaverde, 11 Cristian Gil, 13 Robinson Aguirre, 17 Jairo Henriquez.
Granada: nothing to lose
While Granada will have a chance to showcase themselves against opponents who usually have a chance in this type of event in order to prove that the gap has been closed in CONCACAF.
El Salvador: Imposing Home Advantage
After leaving some good and some bad feelings in the last cycle, El Salvador must start preparing for the next qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup where there are three and a half places left without Mexico, the United States and Canada.
