Match Day!
Ecuador v. Peru. Giants Stadium. 8:00 p.m. local time.
Ecuagol has the goods on the friendly. Ecuador’s final roster can be seen here. Carlos Tenorio won’t make it, which is discussed here.
Ecuador is ready to roll, assuming Peru shows up.
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trent, all,
quick breakdown of the match:
first off, this was basically an ecua B side vs. a peruvian A side. Ecuador came to test new blood while Peru feilded their best players.
off the top of my head, the lineup was SOMETHING like this:
mora
Montano, Guagua, la Sombra(captain), and a blanquito with long hair (i’m guessing aguirre?)
edwin tenorio, soledispa, urrutia, benitez
kaviedes, caiecedo
Mora came up big time and again and surely secured a place as our #1 between the sticks
guagua missed a penalty and played somewhat shakey defense
espinoza is a rock on defense and is a true leader
montano is a late bloomer but came into his own tonight. his vertical would make dominique wilkins jealous
aguirre *was that aguirre?* is a bit lethargic on defense and took an earful from la sombra on several occasions
the midfield was particularly disappointing. only soledispa stood out. he created a few angles and seems speedy with the ball
kaviedes plays a class above his peers but really needs a grade A striker to bring out the best in him
Caicedo is a precocious youngster and the future of Ecuadorian football
Ecuador led for about 70+ minutes but a slipup on defense allowed peru to equalize. too bad, so sad, ecuador could have capitalized numerous times in the first half but came up short time and again.
peru controlled the midfield while ecuador controlled the flanks.
attendance could not have been more than 30,000. peruvians outnumbered us 2-1.
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