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Gua 2021 Gold Cup Tri GROUP A - ROUND 3 GROUP STAGE GUA 2021 GOLD CUP TRI Toyota Stadium 18 JULY 10 PM ET (FRISCO) SERIE EN COPA ORO PARTIDOS JUGADOS 4 TRIUNFOS Guatemala 1 TRIUNFOS Trinidad & Tobago 2 = EMPATES 1 GOLES Guatemala 5 GOLES Trinidad & Tobago 8 DATOS Angus Eve, actual entrenador de Trinidad y Tobago anotó un gol contra Guatemala en las clasificatorias de Concacaf para la Copa Mundial de la FIFA Francia 1998, triunfo 2-1 de Guatemala en Los Angeles, Memorial Coliseum (8-12-1996). Angus Eve además, ocupa el tercer lugar entre los jugadores de Trinidad y Tobago con más partidos en Copa Oro (11) junto a Khaleem Hyland, Joevin Jones y Kenwyne Jones. La última vez que se se enfrentaron en Copa Oro, Trinidad y Tobago ganó 3-1 (9 de julio, 2015) en el Soldier Field de Chicago. Último partido: Trinidad & Tobago 2-2 Guatemala (Joevin Jones x2; Carlos Ruíz x2), Grupo C, Eliminatorias CONCACAF Mundial FIFA Rusia 2018, Hasely Crawford Stadium, Puerto España (2-SEP-2016). Serie de todos los tiempos: Está empatada con 8 triunfos para cada equipo en 23 partidos, Guatemala GF-38 GC- 30 Guatemala: JJ- 23 G- E-7 P-8 (GF-38 GC-30). Clasificatorias Copa Mundial de la FIFA: 13 partidos, Trinidad gana la serie Trinidad y Tobago JJ- 13 G- 5 E-5 P- 3 GF- 14 GC- 19 Partidos en Copa Oro: ● Trinidad & Tobago 0-1 Guatemala (Luis Espel), Grupo B, Estadio Rose Bowl , Pasadena, CA (3-JUL, 1991). ● Trinidad & Tobago 4-2 Guatemala (Russell Latapy, Arnold Dwarika, David Nakhid y Dwight Yorke; Juan Carlos Plata y Guillermo Ramírez), Grupo C, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Ángeles, CA (15-FEB, 2000). ● Trinidad & Tobago 1-1 Guatemala (Errol McFarlane; Carlos Ruíz), Grupo B, Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA (12-JUN, 2007). ● Trinidad & Tobago 3-1 Guatemala (Sheldon Bateau, Cordell Cato y Joevin Jones; Carlos Ruíz), Grupo C, Estadio Soldier Field, hicago, IL (9-JUL, 2015). Goleadores serie Guatemala Trinidad y Tobago en Copa Oro: GUA: Carlos Ruíz (2). TRI: Russell Latapy, Arnold Dwarika, David Nakhid, Dwight Yorke, Errol McFarlane, Sheldon Bateau, Cordell Cato y Joevin Jones (1). Goleador más joven serie en Copa Oro: GUA: Guillermo Ramírez con 21 años, 10 meses y 15 días, derrota 4-2, Grupo C, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Ángeles, CA (15-FEB, 2000). TRI: Cordell Cato a los 22 años, 11 meses y 22 días, triunfo 3-1, Grupo C, Estadio Soldier Field de Chicago, IL (9-JUL, 2015). Goleador más veterano en serie Copa Oro GUA: Carlos Ruíz a los 35 años y 297, derrota 3-1, Grupo C, Estadio Soldier Field, Chicago, IL (9-JUL. 2015). TRI: David Nakhid a los 35 años y 9 meses, triunfo 4-2, Grupo C, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Ángeles, CA (15-FEB, 2000). Jugadores con más partidos serie en Copa Oro: GUA: Eduardo Acevedo, José Manuel Contreras, Erick Miranda, Julio Rodas y Carlos Ruíz (2 partidos). TRI: Russell Latapy y Jan Williams (2 partidos). Entrenadores en Copa Oro: GUA: Haroldo Cordon (GUA) 1991, Carlos Miloc (URU) 2000, Hernán Darío Gómez (COL) 2007 e Iván Sopegno (ARG) 2015 (1 partido). TRI: Edgar Vidale (TRI) 1991, Bertille St. Clair (TRI) 2000, Wilhelmus Rijsbergen (NED) 2007 y Stephen Hart (CAN) 2015 (1 partido). Clasificatorias Copa Mundial de la FIFA: 1. Guatemala 4-0 Trinidad & Tobago (David Stokes, Selwyn Murren e/c, Tyrone de la Bastide e/c y Nelson Melgar), Grupo 2 Primera Ronda de las Eliminatorias CONCACAF Mundial FIFA México 1970, Ciudad de Guatemala (17-NOV-1968). 2. Trinidad & Tobago 0-0 Guatemala, Grupo 2 Primera Ronda de las Eliminatorias CONCACAF Mundial FIFA México 1970, Ciudad de Guatemala (20-NOV-1968). 3. Trinidad & Tobago 1-0 Guatemala (Steve David), Ronda Final de la CONCACAF Championship 1973 (Eliminatorias CONCACAF Mundial FIFA Alemania 1974), Stade Sylvio Cator, Puerto Príncipe, HAI (14-DIC-1973). 4. Guatemala 0-1 Trinidad & Tobago (Kerry Jamerson), Ronda Final de la CONCACAF Championship 1989 (Eliminatorias CONCACAF Mundial FIFA Italia 1990), Estadio Nacional Mateo Flores, Ciudad de Guatemala (20-AGO-1989). 5. Trinidad & Tobago 2-1 Guatemala (Philibert Jones y Kerry Jamerson; Julio Rodas), Ronda Final de la CONCACAF Championship 1989 (Eliminatorias CONCACAF Mundial FIFA Italia 1990) Hasely Crawford Stadium, Puerto España (3-SEP-1989). 6. Trinidad & Tobago 1-1 Guatemala (Jerren Nixon; Rudy Ramírez), Tercera Ronda de las Eliminatorias CONCACAF Mundial FIFA Francia 1998, Hasely Crawford Stadium, Puerto España (6- OCT-1996). 7. Guatemala 2-1 Trinidad & Tobago (Julio Rodas x2; Angus Eve), Tercera Ronda de las Eliminatorias CONCACAF Mundial FIFA Francia 1998, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Ángeles (8-DIC-1996). El actual entrenador de Trinidad y Tobago Angus Eve, anotó un gol en ese partido. 8. Guatemala 5-1 Trinidad & Tobago (Guillermo Ramírez, Carlos Ruíz x2 y Dwight Pezzarossi x2), Ronda Final de las Eliminatorias CONCACAF Mundial FIFA Alemania 2006, Estadio Nacional Mateo Flores , Ciudad de Guatemala (26-MAR-2005). 9. Trinidad & Tobago 3-2 Guatemala (Russell Latapy y Stern John x2; Marvin Andrews y Gonzalo Romero), Ronda Final de las Eliminatorias CONCACAF Mundial FIFA Alemania 2006 , Hasely Crawford Stadium, Puerto España (3-SEP-2005). 10. Trinidad & Tobago 1-1 Guatemala (Keron Daniel; Carlos Gallardo), Semifinales del Grupo A, Eliminatorias CONCACAF Mundial FIFA Sudáfrica 2010, Hasely Crawford Stadium, Puerto España (6-SEP-2008). 11. Guatemala 0-0 Trinidad & Tobago, en las Semifinales del Grupo A de las Eliminatorias CONCACAF Mundial FIFA Sudáfrica 2010, Estadio Nacional Mateo Flores, Ciudad de Guatemala (11-OCT-2008). 12. Guatemala 1-2 Trinidad & Tobago (Carlos Mejía; Khaleem Hyland y Kenwyne Jones), Grupo C de las Eliminatorias CONCACAF Mundial FIFA Rusia 2018, Estadio Nacional Mateo Flores, Ciudad de Guatemala (13-NOV-2015). 13. Trinidad & Tobago 2-2 Guatemala (Joevin Jones x2; Carlos Ruíz x2), Grupo C de las Eliminatorias CONCACAF Mundial FIFA Rusia 2018, Hasely Crawford Stadium, Puerto España (2-SEP-2016). Será el partido número 9 de la Copa Oro en el Toyota Stadium de Houston, TX y se han anotado 17 goles. Los 8 partidos en el Toyota Stadium (Houston, TX), ediciones 2015, 2017, 2019 y 2021 Grupo A 7-JUL-2015 Panamá 1 1 Haití Grupo A 7-JUL-2015 Estados Unidos 2 1 Honduras Grupo A 14-JUL-2017 Costa Rica 3 0 Guayana Francesa Grupo A 14-JUL-2017 Canadá 0 0 Honduras Grupo B 20-JUN-2019 Nicaragua 0 2 Haití Grupo B 20-JUN-2019 Costa Rica 2 1 Bermudas Grupo A 11-JUL-2021 El Salvador 2 0 Guatemala Grupo A 14-JUL-2021 Guatemala 0 3 México GUATEMALA Darwin Lom. Fue el jugador de Guatemala con más remates (7) contra México. El delantero de Guastatoya (GUA) ha anotado 6 goles en 10 juegos. Marvin Ceballos. Es el jugador de Guatemala que más fouls ha recibido (10) ha anotado dos goles en 26 partidos. Nicholas Hagen. Realizó 7 salvadas vs. México (derrota 0-3). Hagen tiene 18 salvadas en 4 partidos de Copa Oro, ha jugado 15 partidos y 11 no ha encajado goles. Salvadas en Copa Oro 2021: Nicholas Hagen (18). Guatemala no marcó goles en sus últimos 4 partidos de Fase de Grupos de la Copa Oro. Su última anotación fue de Carlos Ruíz, justamente contra Trinidad y Tobago, en la derrota 3-1 por el Grupo C de la edición 2015. A partir de allí, 0-0 vs. México, 1-0 vs. Cuba (2015), 2-0 vs. El Salvador y 0-3 vs. México (2021). TRINIDAD & TOBAGO Marcus Joseph. El delantero ha anotado 6 goles en las últimas 8 partidos con Trinidad & Tobago Aubrey David. Es el jugador con más partidos en Copa Oro de Trinidad y Tobago (12 P: 3G-4E-5P). David, enfrentó a Guatemala en la Copa Oro 2015 (victoria 3-1 por el Grupo C). Kevin Molino. Es el jugador de Trinidad y Tobago con más disparos (6) y fouls recibidos (11). Ha jugado 9 partidos en Copa Oro anotando dos goles y una asistencia. Molino igualará el récord de partidos (11) de Khaleem Hyland, Angus Eve, Joevin Jones y Kenwyne Jones en el tercer lugar con más partidos jugados en Trinidad y Tobago. Salvadas en Copa Oro 2021: (22): Nicklas Frenderup (15) y Marvin Phillip (7). .
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