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Concacaf confirms Honduras’ preliminary list against Costa Rica for the ticket to the Copa América

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Concacaf confirms Honduras’ preliminary list against Costa Rica for the ticket to the Copa América

Concacaf Confirms Preliminary List for Honduras vs Costa Rica Match

Concacaf, under the guidance of coach Reinaldo Rueda, has officially announced the preliminary list of players called up to represent Honduras in the upcoming match against Costa Rica on March 23 at the Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Dallas.

The initial list comprises a total of 60 soccer players, but it is expected to be trimmed down by more than half as Rueda finalizes the squad in the two weeks leading up to the highly anticipated Central American clash.

Some unexpected inclusions in the lineup include the absence of goalkeeper “Buba” López, who sustained an injury while playing for Real España, ruling him out for the encounter against Costa Rica. However, Jonathan Rougier’s name is on the roster, signaling his presence in the goalkeeping department.

In defense, standout players like Getsel Montes from Herediano have made the cut, while the team will have to cope with the suspensions of Denil Maldonado and Joseph Rosales.

The midfield section boasts prominent figures such as Kervin Arriaga from Minnesota United, Jesús Batiz from Toronto FC, and David Ruiz from Inter Miami. However, the likes of Romell Quioto from Al-Arabi have been confirmed as absentees for the crucial match.

The showdown between Honduras and Costa Rica on March 23 at 5:15 PM marks the final battle for the remaining spot in the Copa América tournament. The Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Dallas, is set to host this playoff finale.

Confirmed losses for the Honduras team include players like Romell Quioto, Joseph Rosales, Denil Maldonado, Jonathan Rubio, Choco Lozano, and Buba López.

The called-up players feature a mix of goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders, and forwards, showcasing the depth of talent that Honduras will bring to the table in their quest to secure their spot in the Copa América.

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