the Honduras Under-23 team carried out this Thursday at noon the recognition of the track of the Jalisco stadium where this Friday from 1: 30p will be measured at Haiti on boot pre-Olympic of CONCACAF.
The team he leads Miguel Falero he had his first contact with the turf of the enclosure where he plays his home games the Atlas and was delighted.
Falero refined the last details of his 11th starter and explained that the track will lend itself to making fast football and thus looking to wear down the Caribbean team.
One of the concerns of the technical body is the issue of schedule and weather. But the Bicolor prepared for the tournament in San Pedro Sula and hopes to make a good presentation at the premiere.
Douglas Martinez talks about the pressure they have on their backs
the striker Douglas Martinez will be one of the starting men this Friday and in a press conference assured that they know little about the rival, but with the memory of the confrontation they had in the Central American Games and the Caribbean.
“I know some players. We have been told that several play abroad, they are good physique, seasoned. They attack with a lot of quality. A few years ago we faced them in the Central American and Caribbean Games, it’s a good selection with good players. But we have been working well, we will try to make a good match “.
Martínez doesn’t care who scores, what he wants is for Bicolor to stay with the three points. “These eager to start the tournament on the right foot. The forwards live on goals, but if a defender does we would be happy. The important thing is to win.”
Honduras will be looking for its fourth consecutive ranking at an Olympics. Is it a pressure? Douglas answered.
“If I’m honest this may be a bit of pressure. It’s been three times in a row that he qualified for the Olympics, but in previous days we were told this is history. We didn’t see the past but the present. This pressure can lead to negative things, we are united, we are a family “.
Check if there is less pressure because they are not in the group Mexico, United States in Costa Rica. “We are in 2021 and all the selections have improved, the level is similar.”
What to expect from this squad? “A team that will go out and give it their all and take out the catracha harp, as we say popularly. We have a group of concentrates that seeks to start with the right foot,” he concluded.