Motagua vs Olimpia: estadísticas del enfrentamiento directo
Motagua vs Olimpia: estadísticas del enfrentamiento directo – 4/2/2023. Tribuna.com
Partido
Estadísticas
Clasificaciones
Estadísticas
últimos partidos Motagua
1
Olancho – Motagua
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Sunday, 19 March, 2023
1
1
CF Pachuca – Motagua
Concacaf Champions League. Friday, 17 March, 2023
3
1
Motagua – Victoria
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Sunday, 12 March, 2023
Motagua – CF Pachuca
Concacaf Champions League. Friday, 10 March, 2023
3
Real España – Motagua
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Sunday, 5 March, 2023
últimos partidos Olimpia
4
1
Olimpia – Vida
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Sunday, 19 March, 2023
4
Atlas – Olimpia
Concacaf Champions League. Wednesday, 15 March, 2023
2
Marathón – Olimpia
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Sunday, 12 March, 2023
4
1
Olimpia – Atlas
Concacaf Champions League. Thursday, 9 March, 2023
Olimpia – Honduras Progreso
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Sunday, 5 March, 2023
Head – to – Head
último 20 partidos
3
1
Olimpia – Motagua
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Sunday, 5 February, 2023
2
Olimpia – Motagua
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Sunday, 18 December, 2022
1
Motagua – Olimpia
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Saturday, 10 December, 2022
4
Olimpia – Motagua
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Monday, 7 November, 2022
1
Motagua – Olimpia
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Friday, 2 September, 2022
1
Olimpia – Motagua
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Sunday, 15 May, 2022
1
1
Motagua – Olimpia
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Friday, 13 May, 2022
1
2
Motagua – Olimpia
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Thursday, 7 April, 2022
1
1
Olimpia – Motagua
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Sunday, 13 February, 2022
Olimpia – Motagua
Honduras. Liga Nacional.
Sunday, 7 November, 2021
3
2
Motagua – Olimpia
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Sunday, 22 August, 2021
1
Olimpia – Motagua
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Thursday, 20 May, 2021
2
1
Motagua – Olimpia
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Monday, 17 May, 2021
Olimpia – Motagua
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Sunday, 25 April, 2021
1
2
Motagua – Olimpia
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Sunday, 28 February, 2021
Olimpia – Motagua
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Sunday, 10 January, 2021
1
3
Motagua – Olimpia
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Thursday, 7 January, 2021
2
1
Olimpia – Motagua
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Sunday, 1 November, 2020
Motagua – Olimpia
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Thursday, 15 October, 2020
4
1
Motagua – Olimpia
Honduras. Liga Nacional. Saturday, 14 March, 2020
Olimpia vs Motagua archivos – ClubOlimpia.com
Galería de fotos
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com
Fotos del partido entre Olimpia y Motagua realizado el domingo 22 de agosto por la Jornada 4 del Torneo Apertura 2021.
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Galería de fotos
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Fotos del partido entre Olimpia y Motagua realizado el domingo 1 de agosto en el Red Bull Arena de New Jersey.
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Crónicas
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Olimpia, Rey de Copas, logró merecidamente el tercer Tricampeonato y quinto Campeonísimo de su historia (segundo bajo la dirección técnica de Pedro Troglio), tras derrotar a Motagua 4-3 (global 2-2) en una sufrida tanda de penales en el Estadio Nacional.
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Galería de fotos
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Fotos del partido donde Olimpia se coronó Campeón del Torneo Clausura 2020-2021 de la Liga Nacional al derrotar a Motagua en el Nacional de Tegucigalpa.
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Crónicas
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Crónica del primer partido de la Final de la Liguilla [Motagua 2-1 Olimpia]
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Galería de fotos
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Fotos del partido donde Olimpia se coronó Campeón del Torneo Clausura 2020-2021 de la Liga Nacional al derrotar a Motagua en el Nacional de Tegucigalpa.
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Comunicados
PorClubOlimpia.com
El Club Olimpia Deportivo informa a su afición y a la Prensa en general que a raíz de que el Club Deportivo Motagua tiene el compromiso de la Final de la Concacaf League, el encuentro por la Pentagonal programado para el Miércoles 27 de Noviembre no se podrá llevar a cabo como estaba previsto ya que no se cumplen las horas necesarias entre un partido y otro. Por lo tanto se puede jugar hasta el día Viernes 29 de Noviembre.
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Videos
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El gol de Matías Garrido en el triunfo de Olimpia 2-1 sobre Motagua.
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Comunicados
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La Junta Directiva del Club Olimpia Deportivo, a raíz de los incidentes ocurridos la noche del sábado 17 de agosto, en las afueras del Estadio Nacional donde se desarrollaría el partido oficial de Campeonato de la Liga Nacional de Fútbol OLIMPIA-Motagua, a la afición deportiva en general y a la olimpista en particular hace saber lo siguiente.
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Noticias
PorClubOlimpia.com
Los goles del partido anotados por Alexander López y Wilmer Crisanto desde el punto penal.
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Paradise on the verge of loss – iSport.ua
Every day we learn from the world news about a new explosion of violence in Latin America. From Mexico to Honduras, bloodshed has affected the lives of fans and even footballers. At the same time, Nicaragua has seen modest economic growth, relative safety, and a surge in interest and support for football. But what’s next?
Central America can be conditionally divided into two halves. In the northern part of the isthmus, Honduras and El Salvador have long had problems with violence, mainly due to gangs. In El Salvador, there are allegedly even more gang members than police and army officers combined. However, countries have passionate fans of football and clubs with a large number of socios. Field rivals Motagua and Deportivo Olimpia share and regularly fill the 35,000-strong Estadio Tiburcio Caryas Andino in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
The Alliance Club plays at a full 44,000 in San Salvador, the capital of El Salvador. But, unfortunately, over the past few years, gangs have infiltrated the barrabravas of Motagua and Olympia. Violence threatens to spiral out of control.
Only last summer, after two years of negotiations, interference by organizations and the police, two groups signed a settlement agreement. Hope remains, but the power of bandits and poverty can reduce the significance of these pieces of paper. At best, this is a plaster on a purulent wound.
On the other side of the isthmus, Costa Rica and Panama boast relatively strong economies and a growing passion for football. After demilitarization decades ago, Costa Rica’s investments in health and education have paid off. Tikos have coped with inflation, reduced poverty and live with a relatively high GDP per capita. Panama has become a hotbed of capitalism and can enjoy a higher GDP than even Costa Rica. From a football point of view, Deportivo Saprissa and Alauelense dominate the Costa Rican league.
Both those and others can boast of stadiums with a capacity of more than 15 thousand. Costa Rica entered the 2006 World Cup, and Uruguay itself did not let them into South Africa. In Panama, a professional league was founded in 1988 year. In both countries, the violence does not go beyond the football field.
Nicaragua is far from the north and south. Like their northern neighbors, the Nikas suffered a bloody civil war decades ago, and a 6.2 earthquake in 1972 destroyed the country’s capital, Managua. Recent government policies and corporate interests have created an unfavorable environment for growth. The legitimacy of the current president, Daniel Ortega, is rightly questioned, but, as in Spain under Franco, the dictatorship has produced some positive economic developments. Despite the global regression, Nicaragua’s economy has grown by 5% or more in the past two years. Significantly, it has moved away from total dependence on agricultural exports through increased tourism and manufacturing.
Nicaragua remains the second poorest country in the Americas, but attracts multinational corporations with cheap labor.
Football has also blossomed in the last decade. This is a baseball place that was infected with a beautiful game primarily from Ronaldinho and cable TV. Today, Managua’s trendiest bars, the Zona Hippos, regularly show La Laga games to interested customers, with Barcelona and Real Madrid jerseys providing the backdrop. Two years ago, a new national stadium opened in the capital. Over 1,400 people on Facebook have “liked” FutbolNica, the premier site for local football. The Rojadirecta website provides links to the domestic leagues, although they are not always working.
The best clubs have exotic and some expensive foreign players from Honduras and Mexico. Real Esteli, based in the northern and mountainous city of Esteli, close to the Honduras border, regularly wins the domestic crown. He competed with dignity in the CONCACAF Champions League, being the only Nicaraguan representative on several occasions.
Real Madrid lost 1-2 to MLS Toronto last summer. Not good, but not bad either. Deportivo Walter Ferretti from Managua regularly competes with Real Esteli for the top spots. We must not forget Dirianhen from Diriamba, who have won the league a record 26 times but have not won since 2006.
The Nicaraguan Premier Division has existed since 1933. It is partly due to FIFA for the recent growth and progress of local players. In 2001, the world organization opened a training center for the most talented in Diriamba, the spiritual center of Nicaraguan football. At the start of the decade, baseball rules the roost, but football is dominated by Dirianhen of Diriamba. In the 1990s, the sport spread to Estelí and Managua and began to grow there, forming the basis for FIFA’s investment. The center opened in 2001, and in 2009th team qualified for the Gold Cup for the first time, defeating Guatemala. But more recently, Nikas had only three victories in history. The best players tend to play in the main local teams – like Diriachen, Real Esteli or Walter Ferretti – but more and more often they move abroad.
Some of them ended up in the main division of Puerto Rico and even in Brazil.
The economy and football have grown and the country is still pleasant and safe. There are separate gangs in Nicaragua, but they are still far from the organized crime of their northern neighbors. The Barrabravas have not yet fully formed there, but, unfortunately, fan violence has begun to manifest itself. 19February Real Esteli visited Managua and there they defeated Walter Ferretti in a tense 2:1 meeting. As they left the stadium, the victorious Estelians were fired upon with stones by the hosts’ fans. Allegedly, even aggression was directed specifically at the team coach. And there is no one to fear arrest and trial. Why?
It is disturbing that, according to FutbolNica, the police officers present at the incident did not want to intervene. The legal system does not inspire confidence. It is frightening that the police did not intervene in another context: political protests. The US State Department noted that the police are unable to protect political protesters.
Supporters of the Ortega regime regularly attacked non-violent pro-democracy supporters and went unpunished. As in Iran and Venezuela, the police turn a blind eye to bloodthirsty militants. In 2010, the opposition party held a meeting at the Holiday Inn to avoid a confrontation with armed Sandinistas hiding in the streets near the National Assembly. What happened? The thugs came to them. And the police did not resist when the Sandinistas fired mortars at the hotel.
Daniel Ortega plays with fire. Like Franco in Spain, Ortega hired and legitimized the Juventud Sandinista (Sandani Youth), which is made up of gang members from poor neighborhoods. When the opposition announces their marches, mysterious buses arrive to pick up the gang members and transport them in order to form a strong counter-protest in support of Daniel. During the last election, Ortega rewrote the constitution, which now allows him to run for a second term. Then, on election day, formidable members of the Juventud Sandinista hung around the polling stations.
How long will this flame burn? And what will happen to the flourishing football? Elliot Turner, InBedWithMaradona
Sport
Head coach of the Honduras national team Reinaldo Rueda named the team for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
Goalkeepers: Noel Valladares, Donis Escober (both Olimpia), Ricardo Canales (Motagua).
Defenders: Sergio Mendoza, Emilio Izaguirre (both Motagua), Mauricio Sabillon (Hangju Greentown), Osman Chavez (Platense), Johnny Palacios, Bonek Garcia (both Olimpia), Manor Figueroa ( Wigan, England), Victor Fernandez (Anderlecht, Belgium).
Midfielders: Danilo Turcios, Ramon Nunez (both Olimpia), Hendry Thomas (Wigan, England), Edgar Alvarez (Bari, Italy), Roger Espinosa (Kansas City, USA), Amado Guevara ( Motagua), Wilson Palacios (Tottenham, England), Julio Cesar de Leon (Torino, Italy).
Forwards: Walter Martinez (Marathon), Georgie Welkum (Motagua), Carlos Pavon (Real Madrid), David Suazo (Genoa).
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