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20/03/24 Somalia 0 Eswatini 3 Ben Mhamed el Abdi, El Jadida Andrew KOLISSALA MBANGUI (CAR)

Asst Refs: Jospin Luckner MALONGA, Oscar SERENGAPOU (CAR) 4^th Off: Merveil MANDEKOUZOU (CAR)

SOMALIA (4-4-2) Mustaf YUSUF, Abdirizak MOHAMED, Abel GIGLI, Salim ABDI, Saadiq FAISAL (Abdiwali Abdirahman MOHAMED 46), Mohammed AWAD, Ismael SHIRWA (Ismail LIBAAN 75), Abdulsamed ABDULLAHI (Osman MOHAMED 84), Mukhtar ABDI (Sak HASSAN 46), Yusuf AHMED (Issa Abdi MARSIS 74), Ibrahim ILYAS

ESWATINI (4-3-3) Ncamiso DLAMINI, Sibonelo SIBANDZE, Simanga MASANGANE, Mcolisi MANANA, Sibongakonkhe SILENGE, Sifiso MATSE ©, Mxolisi MKHONTFO (Sandile GAMEDZE 71), Kwakhe THALA (Neliswa DLAMINI 86), Justice FIGAREIDO (Thubelihle MAVUSO 60), Sabelo NDZINISA (Ayanda GADLELA 86), Bongwa MATSEBULA (Mthunzi MKHONTFO 60)

Subs: Gift GAMEDZE, Khanyakwezwe SHABALALA, Neliso MYENI, Sitsembiso DLAMINI

Goals: Figareido 40, Ndzinisa 45+4, Thwala 56

20/03/24 Djibouti 0 Liberia 2 Grand, Marrakech Mehrez MELKI (Tunisia)

Asst Refs: Aymen ISMAIL, Wael HANNACHI (Tunisia) 4^th Off: Naim HOSNI (Tunisia)

DJIBOUTI (4-4-2) Sulait LUYIMA, Ibrahim IDRISS (Abdillahi YOUSSOUF 82), Moussa ARAITA, Moustapha ABDI, Ali FARADA, Doualeh MAHAMOUD, Ahmed MOHAMED (Gabriel DADZIE 45), Warsama HASSAN, Hamza ABDI, Samuel TEMIDAYO, Mohamed FOUAD (Mahdi HOUSSEIN 82)

20/03/24 Bonaire 1 El Salvador 1 Audi Field, Washington Filip DUJIC (USA)

Asst Refs: Corey PARKER, Logan BROWN (USA) 4^th Off: David ELLIOTT (USA)

BONAIRE Denyor CICILIA, Mershelon POURIER, Railey MARTIJN, Rogyaer MICHIEL, Rowendley MARTIJN (Jurneth CLARA 50), Berry SONNENSCHEIN, Quincy HOEVE, Gio FELICIA, Ginel RONDE (Yurick SEINPAAL 50), Jonathan LIBIANA (Adri SERBERIE 74), Timothy MULLER

Goal: Fuentes og 62

EL SALVADOR Tomás ROMERO (Óscar PLEITEZ 46), Julio SIBRIAN, Rudy CLAVEL (Germán FUENTES 46), Darwin CERÉN (Melvin CRUZ 46), Nelson BONILLA (Narciso ORELLANA 46), Christian MARTÍNEZ (Nelson BLANCO 46), Diego FLORES (Jeremy GARAY 46), Nathan ORDAZ, Melvin CARTAGENA (Pablo PUNYED 46), Jorge CRUZ (Jairo HENRÍQUEZ 46), Tereso BENÍTEZ

Goal: Punyed 69

10/03/24 Sudan 0 Bangladesh 0 King Fahd Reserve, Taif

SUDAN (4-4-2) Monged ELNEEL, Awad ZAID, Mustapha KARSHOM, Mazin SIMBO, Ahmed TABANJA, Moataz HASHEM (Yaser AWAD “JOBAK” 80), Abdul Samad MENAN (Issa VITALIS 56), Ahmed Ismet KANAN (Musaab GARANG 46), Mohamed KOMI (Mazen FADL 46), Jusif ALI (Hassan ABDEL RAHMAN 80), Ramadan AGAB (Abdullah TARZAN 80)

14/03/24 Sudan 3 Bangladesh 0 King Fahd Reserve, Taif

SUDAN Akram EL HADI, Mustapha KARSHOM, Al Tayeb ABDEL RAZAK (Mazin SIMBO 40), Ramadan AGAB, Ahmed TABANJA, Abuaagla ABDALLAH (Musaab GARANG 80), Salah ADIL, Hassan ABDELRAHMAN (Abdelraouf YAQOUB 40), Jusif ALI (Muhamed KENAN 80), Yasser MOZAMIL (Hamed ABDUL SALAH 80), Mohamed ABDELRAHMAN (Mazen FADLI 80)

Goals: Agab 20, Adil 50, Yaqoub 75

15/03/24 Malaysia 5 Nepal 1 (140mins) UITM, Shah Alam

MALAYSIA (5-2-3) Syihan HAZMI, Azam AZMI, Sharul NAZEEM, Dominic TAN, Safwan MAZLAN, Daniel TING, Brendan GAN, Stuart WILKIN, Faisal HALIM ©, Akyar RASHID, Darren LOK Sub: Thirumugham SARAVANAN, Mukhairi AJMAL, Syamer KUTTY ABBA, PAULO JOSUE, ENDRICK, Romel MORALES, Nooa LAINE, Aliff IZWAN

Subs: Sikh IHZAN, Azri GHANI, Suhaimi HUSIN, Matthew DAVIES, Dion COOLS, Shahrul SAAD, Junior ELDSTAL, Harith HAIQAL, Zikri KHALILI, La’Vere CORBIN-ONG, V RUVENTHIRAN, Safawi RASID, Arif AIMAN, Haqimi AZIM

Goals: Lok 31 (P), 35, Wilkin 46, Ting 48, Ajmal 135

NEPAL Kiran CHEMJONG ©, Abishek LIMBU, Ananta TAMANG, Chhiring LAMA, Laken LIMBU, Utsab RAI, Anjan BISTA, Hisub THAPALIYA, Sanish SHRESTHA, Manush DANGI, Sumit SHRESTHA

Subs: Abishek BARAL, Ajay CHAUDHARY, Gillespye Jung KARKI, Sameer TAMANG, Mani Kumar LAMA, Sanjeev BISTA, Rohan KARKI, Bishal BASNET, Dinesh HENJAN, Bharat KHAWAS, Saubhagya RAI, Bishal SUNAR

Goal: S. Tamang 68

Played as 4 quarters of 35 minutes each. I suspect that substitutions were unlimited and that there were a lot more of them than I have found.

21/03/24 Solomon Is 0 Fiji 2 Lawson Tama, Honiara David YAREBOINEN (PNG)

Asst Refs: Jeremy GARAE (Vanuatu), Maleatala SALANOA (Samoa) 4^th Off: Ben AUKWAI (Solomon Is)

SOLOMON IS Philip MANGO, Junior DAVID, Allen PETER, Javin WAE, Joses NAWO ©, Atkin KAUA, Mahrlon TAHIOA, Molis GAGAME, Alvin HOU, Raphael LE’AI, John OROBULU

Subs: Junior PETUA, Leon KOFANA, Gagame FENI, Tigi MOLEA, Don KEANA, William KOMASI, Bobby LESLIE

FIJI 20 Sevenaia ISIKELI, 2 Sterling VASCONCELOS, 21 Scott WARA, 4 Ivan KUMAR, 17 Felipe BARAVILALA, 23 Mohammed RAHEEM, 6 Thomas DUNN, 12 Tevita WARANAIVALU, 19 Merril NAND, 10 Nabil BEGG, 9 Roy KRISHNA ©

Subs: 1 Aydin MUSTAHIB, 22 Dave RADIGAI, 11 Mohamed NABEEL, 8 Setareki HUGHES, 14 Sairusi NALAUBU, 15 Etonia DOGELAU, 18 Sailasa RATU

Goals: Raheem 45, Krishna 64

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Two helpings for Guatemala in 1997.

Guatemala v Ecuador 1997-03-25

Source: 11v11

Guatemala v El Salvador 1997-09-24

Source: 11v11

Apologies for two more 11v11 reports, but they're surely better than nothing. I will admit though, Whilst Jorge Perez being called 'Gregg' is quite funny to me, it isn't ideal.

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Gregg is perfectly correct. The player is Herbert Gregg - this was his only international.

15/12/91 Ivory Coast 4 Kenya 0 Abidjan

KENYA Charles OMONDI, Elijah KORANGA, Tobias OCHOLLA, Allan ODHIAMBO, Anthony LWANGA, Peter MWOLOLO, Henry NYANDORO, Mike OTIENO (Simon NDUNGU), Alfayo ODONGO, Mike OKOTH (David ODHIAMBO)

Add Losseni KONATÉ to the IC team.

A few bits on Palestine

Mouyin Ahmed Abdullah Al Maghribi born 15/12/1971

Ibrahim Hussein Karim al Manasri born 11/03/1976 in Tyre

Gebran Samir Gebra Kahla born 03/07/1980 in Amman

06/06/97 Palestine 0 Jordan 0 Jericho

PALESTINE Ibrahim AL KHATIB, Saeb JENDEYA, Tawfik AL HINDI, Ibrahim MADOUKH, Ziad AL KORD, Mohamed AL JAISH, Nahid AL ASHQAR, Khalil ABU HALAWEH, Hassan SANDOUQA, Khaldun AL WAARA, Aymen SANDOUQA Subs: Mahmoud AL BITAR, Mohamed OUDA

06/09/2014 Philippines v Myanmar

Missing Myanmar scorers: Kyaw Ko Ko 8, Min Min Thu 90+2, Soe Min Oo 103

25/07/14 Macau v Mongolia

Missing Mongola scorers Lumbengarav and Tsolmon, who came on as a substitute. Half-time score was 1-0 to Macau.

Iraq v Yemen 10/10/14
Substitute Details: Kasim for Nadhim 40 mins, Tariq for Abbas 40 mins, Karim for Mustafa 54 mins, Hammadi Ahmed for Hussein 57, Kalaf for Wahid 65, Mahmoud for Yasin 65
Goal: Wahid 60

Source: As Above.

04/09/14 Iraq v Peru

Extra substitute. Ali Bahjat for Hussein Khalaf 26mins

Source: https://www.niiiis.com/games/friendly14.html

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Mali v Ivory Coast 1995-07-23

Bassala Toure and Amadou Pathe Diallo complete the Mali starting lineup.

Source: 11v11

I would be very wary of adding these names. 11v11 has a hustory of mixing up first names with African sides, choosing the best known player in most cases. Gaoussou Diallo was the player making most appearances at this time, and he is more likely than Amadou who doesn't start appearing in the definitive Mali team lists until 1997. Bassala is the most likely Toure, but without definite evidence I prefer to keep an open mind.

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Tunisia v Latvia 1998-11-10

Kaies comes on instead of Karim Ghorbal. Source: 11v11

Tunisia v Zambia 1997-08-07

Karim Ghorbal comes on instead of Kaies. Source: 11v11

Tunisia v DR Congo 1998-02-12

Kaies is an extra substitution in this match coming on for Zoubier Beya in the 58th minute of the match, shown at 59 mins in the video here

Japan v Tunisia 1996-10-13

This one I'm unsure of as there are conflicting reports. It appears a Makram Kridene plays instead of Kaies. Source: 11v11

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Using Dridi Ferjani's book "Eagles of Carthago", the most complete record of the Tunisian team (and written by a Tunisian specialist), we get the details currently on the website. The book is not perfect but history shows that neither is 11v11!

From the Straits Times report, and one in the Malay language newspaper Berita Harian, I have 6 names from the Qatar side and they're all regular internationals. In addition to Younis Bakr Ahmed, Ali Abdulrahman al Sulaiti and Khaled Salem al Mohannadi (Straits Times report), Adel Khamis Mubarak, Hassan Johar al Ahmed and Fahad Mohamed al Kuwari played in this game.

09/09/14 Kuwait v Bahrain

You habe Abdulla Abdo Omar coming on twice. He actually replaced Dhiya; the other substitute was Abdulla Ismail Omar.

Missing match.

15/10/14 Swaziland 0 Zimbabwe 2 Somhlolo National, Lobamba Mbongiseni FAKUDZE (Swaziland)

SWAZILAND Nhlanhla GWEBU, Sifiso MASEKO (Thabo LANGA), Sikhumbuzo NTIMANE, Banele DLAMINI, Sifiso NKAMBULE, Mandla PALMA, Tony TSABEDZE, Mxolisi LUKHELE, Banele MDLULI (Sandile HLATSHWAKO), Zweli NXUMALO (Ncamiso GINA), Juries GAMA (Mthunzi MKHONTFO)

ZIMBABWE Donovan BERNARD, Ronald PFUMBIDZAI, Liberty CHAKOROMA, Kelvin MOYO, Blessing MOYO, Nqobizitha MASUKU, Emmanuel MANDIRANGA (Pritchard MPELELE 65), Wisdom MUTASA (Terrence GONZO 82), Carlos RUSERE (Knox MUTIZWA 79), Praise TONHA, Brian MUZONDIWA (Charles MUKANHAIRI 55)

Goals: Mukanhairi 57, Mutasa 59

As with the Botswana game from 30/09/14 this side was labelled Zimbabwe U-23, but by the time the Morocco game came around in November they had become the full national team. If we include the other two games, the we should include this one.

Concerning the Botswana match, I have a few more names for the Botswana line-up.

30/09/14 Botswana 1 Zimbabwe 0 National, Gaborone

BOTSWANA Wakarre DIKAGO, Oscar NCENGA, Moshe GAOLAOLWE, Edwin OLERILE (Leutlwetse TSHIRELETSO 63), Kenanao KGETHOLETSILE, Segolame BOY, Khumoetsile KUFIGWA Sub: Galabgwe MOYANA

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What club is ASSU?

I think it's probably AS Sogara, but the lineups in L'Union just refer to the team as ASSU.

Better post these now, before I forget the,

01/03/24 Trinidad & Tobago 0 Jamaica 1 Hasely Crawford, Port of Spain Nikolai NYRON (Trinidad)

Asst Refs: Kirt CHARLES, Melissa NICHOLAS (Trinidad) 4^th Off: Cecile HINDS (Trinidad)

TRINIDAD (4-2-3-1) Adrian FONCETTE © (Christopher BIGGETTE 62), Liam BURNS (Alvin JONES 90+3), Josiah TRIMMINGHAM, Robert PRIMUS (Jamaal JACK 80), Shervohnez HAMILTON, Kai MOOS, Nathaniel GARCIA (Rhondel GIBSON 22), Kaihim THOMAS, Justin SADOO, Kai GARVEY (Kaile AUVRAY 80), Justin OBIKWU (Michael CHAVES 80)

Subs: Ross RUSSELL, Kevon GODDARD, Michael POON-ANGERON, Nathaniel JAMES, Duane MUCKETTE, John-Paul ROCHFORD, Denzil SMITH

JAMAICA (4-4-2) Kemar FOSTER © (Jayden HIBBERT 61), Sue-Lae McCALLA (Emelio ROUSSEAU 80), Garth STEWART (Richard KING 73), Stephen YOUNG (Joel CUNNINGHAM), Ricardo THOMAS (Kyle MING 85), Alex MARSHALL (Andre FLETCHER 68), Jamone SHEPHERD (Romeo GUTHRIE 46), Jahshaune ANGLIN (Shameur SMITH 80), Kaheim DIXON (Shaniel THOMAS 85), Justin DUNN (Jason WRIGHT 46), Fabian REID (Devonte CAMPBELL 68)

Subs: Shaquan DAVIS

Goal: Dixon 58

03/03/24 Trinidad & Tobago 0 Jamaica 0 Larry Gomes, Malabar Cecile HINDS (Trinidad)

Asst Refs: Kirt CHARLES, Melissa NICHOLAS (Trinidad) 4^th Off: Nikolai NYRON (Trinidad)

TRINIDAD (4-1-4-1) Denzil SMITH (22) (Christopher BIGGETTE (1) 62), Alvin JONES (16) ©, Jamaal JACK (5), Robert PRIMUS (12), Ross RUSSELL (3), Kevon GODDARD (6), Kaile AUVRAY (20) (Shervohnez HAMILTON 90), Duane MUCKETTE (10) Rhondel GIBSON (15) 46), Michael POON-ANGERON (8) (Justin SADOO 86)), John-Paul ROCHFORD (14) (Justin OBIKWU (11) 62), Nathaniel JAMES (9) (Kaihim THOMAS (17) 77)

Subs: Mickaeel Jem GORDON, Kai GARVEY (13), Kai MOOS, Adrian FONCETTE, Michael CHAVES

Yellow Card: Jones 88

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Iraq v Syria 2011-06-29

This ones a bit of a stab, but RSSSF does have Ali Dyab down as playing in this match. Could the 11th Syrian starter in this match be him?

That's what my Arab sources say, as well.

More 1984 additions.

PUERTO RICO
Jorge Óscar Rosa Lugardo born 16/05/1956
Edwin Luis Cáceres Rivera born 17/12/1958
Roberto Santana Delgado born 08/12/1961
Daniel Ramos Soto born 21/07/1959
Francisco Alberto Abreu Caraballo born 31/10/1951
José Francisco Rey Febus born 12/07/1963
Wilfredo Vinas Ledée born11/04/1961
Leonel Rey Febus born 02/07/1965
Cotto: First name Raúl
Rivera: Dimas Rivera Burgos born 01/06/1963
Santiga: Pablo Santiago González

OMAN
11/03/84 Oman 1 Iraq 2 Royal Oman Police, Muscat Khalfan ALI (UAE)
OMAN Suleiman KHAYEF, Mohamed AL ARIMI, Saif AL HABSI, Tayeb ABDEL NOUR, Magdy Shaban SAMIR, Ghulam KHAMIS, Younes AMAN, Saeed SHABAN, Matar KHALIFA, Hilal HAMID, Nasser HAMDAN
Goal: Hamdan 45

15/03/84 Oman 1 Saudi Arabia 3 Royal Oman Police, Muscat Erik FREDRIKSSON (Sweden)
OMAN Suleiman KHAYEF, Mohamed AL ARIMI, Saif AL HABSI, Tayeb ABDEL NOUR, Taqi MUBARAK (Ibrahim RAMADAN 46), Younes AMAN, Magdy Shaban SAMIR, Ghulam KHAMIS, Saeed SHABAN, Hilal HAMID, Matar KHALIFA
Goal: Aman 65

20/10/84 Oman 1 Sri Lanka 1 Youth Welfare, Jeddah Melvyn D’SOUZA (India)
OMAN Suleiman KHAYEF, Mohamed JUMA, Mohamed ABDUL AZIZ, Juma HABIB, Ali SHAMBEH, Ghulam KHAMIS, Rajab NASIB, Ibrahim HAIKAL, Younes AMAN, Khamis OBAID, Darwish AHMED
Goal: Ahmed

26/10/84 Saudi Arabia 6 Oman 0 Prince Abdullah al Faisal, Jeddah Jassim MANDI (Bahrain)
OMAN Suleiman KHAYEF, Mohamed JUMA, Mohamed ABDUL AZIZ, Juma HABIB, Ali SHAMBEH, Ghulam KHAMIS, Rajab NASIB, Younes AMAN, Khamis OBAID, Darwish AHMED, Hadeb KHAMIS

28/10/84 Oman 8 Nepal 0 Prince Abdullah bin Faisal, Jeddah Syed HAKIM (India)
OMAN Mohamed SEEF, Hussain HASSAN, Mohamed JUMA, Mohamed ABDUL AZIZ, Juma HABIB, Ali SHAMBEH, Ghulam KHAMIS, Yunes AMAN, Khamis OBAID, Darwish AHMED, Hadeb KHAMIS
Goals: G. Khamis (3), Aman 3 (1P), Ahmed 2 (1P)

NEPAL Suresh BASNET, Rupak Roy SHARMA, Bhakta RAJKARNIKAR, Ranjitkar Ram SHRIRAM, Ganesh THAPA, Ganesh PANDEY, Umesh PRADHAN, Yam Bahadur GHALE, Raju Kaji SHAKYA, Krishna THAPA, Bidur BIJITA

AFGHANISTAN
20/09/84 Afghanistan 1 Jordan 6 Yuexiushan, Guangzhou Reinaldo LOURENÇO (Macau)
AFGHANISTAN Fayz MOHAMMAD, MOKHTAR, KABIRUA, Hirways SIDIQ, Gholam RASOULKOHISTANI, Najibullah KARGAR, Mohammad Farooq SIDDIQ, Shapoor YOHISTANI, Yousuf KARGAR, REYDAY, ASGAR
Goal: Siddiq 18

JORDAN Milad ABBASI, Sami SAEED, Esam AL TALLY, Najeh DHYABAT, Jamal IBRAHIM, Ibrahim SADDIEH, Hussam SONOKROT, Tawfeq AL SAHEB, Bakr JOUMA, Jamal ABU ABED, Khaled AWAD Sub: Rateb AL DAWOOD
Goals: Ibrahim 35, 82, Saddieh 46, Awad 66, 89, Dhyabat 68

NEPAL
19/10/84 Saudi Arabia 7 Nepal 0 Prince Abdullah al Faisal, Jeddah Shamsuddin MAIDIN (Singapore)
NEPAL Shahi Lok BAHADUR, Rupak Roy SHARMA, Direndra PRADHAN, Ranjitkar Ram SHRIRAM, Bhakta RAJKARNIKAR, Kiran RAI, Suresh PANTHI, Yam Bahadur GHALE, Raju Kaji SHAKYA, Krishna THAPA, Ganesh THAPA

22/10/84 Sri Lanka 4 Nepal 0 Prince Abdullah bin Faisal, Jeddah Jassim MANDI (Bahrain)
NEPAL Shahi Lok BAHADUR, Suresh PANTHI, Bhakta RAJKARNIKAR, Ranjitkar Ram SHRIRAM, Ganesh THAPA, Kiran RAI, Umesh PRADHAN, Yam Bahadur GHALE, Raju Kaji SHAKYA, Krishna THAPA, Bidur BIJITA

Not many additions to the latest postings.

LIECHTENSTEIN

Rolf Zech born 23/05/1967

ANTIGUA

Mervyn Richards born 08/11/1953

Everton Gonsalves born 14/05/1962

Evie Richardson: full name Foster Everton Richardson

Barry Gordon: full name Barrymore Gordon

D. Richards: first name Dave

PANAMA

Diogenes Modesto Cáceres

Eleuterio Felipe Arosemena Cruz

Ricardo Enrique Buitrago

Oberto Abdiel Lynch

Germán Julio Salager

Fernando Flores born 01/08/1956 in Barraza. Midfielder.

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Just going to come back to this one with a new long winded lead of information:

Firstly the game 3 days prior... Venezuela v Paraguay 2005-10-08, you're correct with Riveros playing as the number 6 instead of Fatecha, shown in the lineup of the Youtube highlights at 0:59 here, Despite the FIFA report saying it was Fatecha with the number 6 playing here.

Back to the game in question, and annoyingly there isn't any footage conclusive footage that I can find and the FIFA report once again mentions Fatecha as the number 6 in the report here. My point is as it was proven that Riveros was the number 6 in the first game of the same international window, I can't imagine numbers would have been changed to another player three days later and I do believe FIFA have made the same mistake twice with their reports.

To back Roberto up, my records (taken from contemporary Paraguayan and Colombian news reports) have Riveros playing. I suspect the other sources have taken FIFA as their guide (GSA, after all, was not around in 2005) and history shows that there were quite a few mistakes in the reports on the FIFA site. I always believe, where possible, the news sources are more reliable but you do need to read as many different reports as possible to get a true picture.

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Jamaica v Costa Rica 1995-09-27

A bit of help with the Costa Rica team here, I'd assume those marked with their positions started the game, the rest could be anything. It would make it 9 vs 8 at least!

This one's a bit of an odd one. It's definitely a full international, but the Costa Rica team went on strike leaving them to pick a team based around the U-23 team. Sadly, the normally excellent La Nacion has very little on this game, whilst the Daily Gleaner report is hidden behind a paywall.