Haïti vs. Panamá, friendly [R]

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Saturday, March 24th at the Orange Bowl in Miami, FL.

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Showdown in Miami between the Digicel Caribbean Cup champions, Haïti, and the Copa de Naciones Digicel de UNCAF finalists, Panamá.

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El director técnico nacional, ALEXANDRE GUIMARAES, dio a conocer la lista de 18 jugadores que formarán parte de la selección nacional mayor de PANAMA que disputará los amistosos internacionales frente a HAITI y JAMAICA, el 24 y 26 de marzo próximo, fechas FIFA programadas por el ente rector del fútbol mundial.


En la lista definitiva aparecen siete (7) legionarios, mientras que el resto de la selección la integran jugadores del plano local. Los jugadores que militan en el exterior son LUIS MORENO y GABRIEL GOMEZ (Independiente Santa Fe, Colombia), JUAN RAMON SOLIS (Aguila, El Salvador), JOSE ANTHONY TORRES (Victoria, Honduras), JOSE LUIS GARCES (Belenenses, Portugal), BLAS PEREZ (Cúcuta, Colombia) y LUIS MIGUEL GALLARDO (Pérez Zeledón, Costa Rica).


Gómez y Moreno llegaron en horas de la mañana del lunes, 19 de marzo; Gallardo y Solís lo harán el mismo día, pero en horas de la tarde. José Anthony Torres llega al país el martes, 20 de marzo, en horas de la noche, mientras que Blas Pérez y José Luis Garcés viajarán directo a Miami, donde se unirán al equipo nacional.

Para el martes, 20 de marzo, los legionarios que ya se encuentran en Panamá fueron citados en Power Club de la 12 de octubre para una sesión de gimnasio que inicia a las 4:00 p.m.


Panamá enfrentará a Haití el 24 de marzo en el Orange Bowl de Miami, Florida, al siguiente día viajan a Jamaica para medirse al seleccionado local el 26 de marzo en el Estadio Nacional de Kingston, Jamaica.


Nombre Club



PORTEROS

1. Oscar McFarlane Tauro

2. José Calderón Chepo



DEFENSAS

3. Luis Moreno INDEPENDIENTE SANTA FE, COLOMBIA

4. Joel Solanilla Plaza Amador

5. Reinaldo Anderson Árabe Unido

6. José Anthony Torres VICTORIA, HONDURAS

7. Carlos Rivera Tauro



VOLANTES

8. Amilcar Henríquez Árabe Unido

9. Juan Pérez Tauro

10. Gabriel Gómez INDEPENDIENTE SANTA FE, COLOMBIA

11. Rolando Escobar Tauro

12. Ricardo Phillips San Francisco

13. Juan Ramón Solís AGUILA, EL SALVADOR

14. Alberto Blanco Plaza Amador

15. Luis Gallardo PEREZ ZELEDON, COSTA RICA



DELANTEROS

16. José Luis Garcés BELENENSES, PORTUGAL

17. Edwin Aguilar Tauro

18. Blas Pérez CUCUTA, COLOMBIA




OFICINA DE INFORMACIÓN
FEPAFUT

[touppouyo]

Haiti vs Chile on May 18th. The Chilenos will also bring their Girls U-20 to us for a double header in Port-Au-Prince. (That's what I call Friendly:) ).

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Tim Velten and Lesley Fellinga will both be with the Haitian national team in Miami. Both players currently playing in Holland, have yet to play for Haiti but are eager to play for the national team for the upcoming CONCACAF Gold Cup. Fellinga and Velten were both born in Haiti but were later adopted to families in the Netherlands. The article mentions that they did play for the Netherlands at youth level and they're currently playing for FC Groningen and BV Veendam.
http://www.tele2.nl/tele2tv/voetbal/nieuws/articles/2007/03/13/90730/index.xml

Haiti's roster will be made up of a couple newcomers including 1 or 2 players from U-20 squad that will try to make the Gold Cup roster. Among those who will be making their returns to the squad will be Jean Jacques Pierre and Fabrice Noël. Both Josué Mayard and Stephane Guillaume will be unavailable for the match.

[Izzy]

i think Stephane Gillaume will be available according to radio stations in Port-Au-Prince.

[Crazy_Yank]

Is this Panama's B team? It seems like they are calling in a lot of domestic based players.

[touppouyo]

Well, a national team supposes to have mostly players from the national league(s). Players who play in foreign leagues can be called to reinforce the national team. Unfortunately, many here tend to call B-, C-... Z- teams, national teams whose rosters don't have certain known players either because those players are unavailable or they simply refuse to play for their national teams.

In this vein, Mexico, Costa Rica, Honduras rarely have an A-team. Cuba is an eternal B-team as Cuban players in foreign leagues never go back to Cuba :)

[MoRado]

is someone going to the game tomorrow?

[Intru]

Aww victor herrera dint get called for the game, well we need him anyways for tomorrows match against the Dallas.

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FHF's Technical Director, Carlo Marcelin, announced the national team's roster for their upcoming match this saturday in Miami.


GARDIENS:

Gabart Fénélon (Racing Club Haïtien)

Peterson Occenat (Racing des Gonaïves)


DéFENSEURS:

Bruny Pierre Richard (Don Bosco)

Alain Vuibert (Baltimore SC)

Lesley Fellinga (BV Veendam, Holland)

Ednerson Raymond (Baltimore SC)

Saurel Ulrich (Don Bosco)

Frantz Gilles (Cavaly)


MILIEUX DE TERRAIN:

Peter Germain (Baltimore SC)

Mones chery (Racing Club Haïtien)

Jean Jacques Pierre (FC Nantes, France)

Jean Sony Alcénat (Aigle Noir)

Dacius Gilles (AS Mirebalais)

James Marcelin (Racing Club Haïtien)

Stephane Guillaume (Miami FC, USA)

Watson Coriolan (Violette AC)

Tim Velten (FC Groningen, Holland)


ATTAQUANTS:

Ricardo Pierre-Louis (Lee University, USA)

Brunel Fucien (Aigle Noir)

Fabrice Noël (Colorado Rapids, USA)

Alexandre Boucicaut (Violette AC)

Éliphène Cadet (Tempête FC)

Pierre-Roland St. Jean (Baltimore SC)

[pataloca58]

cant some one tell me if this game will go up on tv ???....
or radio......

[Crazy_Yank]

Well, a national team supposes to have mostly players from the national league(s). Players who play in foreign leagues can be called to reinforce the national team. Unfortunately, many here tend to call B-, C-... Z- teams, national teams whose rosters don't have certain known players either because those players are unavailable or they simply refuse to play for their national teams.

In this vein, Mexico, Costa Rica, Honduras rarely have an A-team. Cuba is an eternal B-team as Cuban players in foreign leagues never go back to Cuba :)



I'm just asking because I thought that during world cup qualifying and the Gold Cup Panama used mostly foreign based players.

[Crazy_Yank]

FHF's Technical Director, Carlo Marcelin, announced the national team's roster for their upcoming match this saturday in Miami.


GARDIENS:

Gabart Fénélon (Racing Club Haïtien)

Peterson Occenat (Racing des Gonaïves)


DéFENSEURS:

Bruny Pierre Richard (Don Bosco)

Alain Vuibert (Baltimore SC)

Lesley Fellinga (BV Veendam, Holland)

Ednerson Raymond (Baltimore SC)

Saurel Ulrich (Don Bosco)

Frantz Gilles (Cavaly)


MILIEUX DE TERRAIN:

Peter Germain (Baltimore SC)

Mones chery (Racing Club Haïtien)

Jean Jacques Pierre (FC Nantes, France)

Jean Sony Alcénat (Aigle Noir)

Dacius Gilles (AS Mirebalais)

James Marcelin (Racing Club Haïtien)

Stephane Guillaume (Miami FC, USA)

Watson Coriolan (Violette AC)

Tim Velten (FC Groningen, Holland)


ATTAQUANTS:

Ricardo Pierre-Louis (Lee University, USA)

Brunel Fucien (Aigle Noir)

Fabrice Noël (Colorado Rapids, USA)

Alexandre Boucicaut (Violette AC)

Éliphène Cadet (Tempête FC)

Pierre-Roland St. Jean (Baltimore SC)



Why don't we just rename Baltimore SC to the defacto Haitian national team? :D

[touppouyo]

Why don't we just rename Baltimore SC to the defacto Haitian national team? :D

I did not realize we have so many Baltimore's players in the national team :) Gosh! Apparently, the clubs of the capital no longer rule Haitian football.

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the match has just kicked off, for those who understand french creole, it's being broadcast on Radio Vision Nouvelle: http://www.gonavefm.com/radio/default.asp


GO HAITI!!!

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Haïti is up 1-0, goal by Éliphène Cadet (27')

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Haïti is now up 2-0 in the second half, goal by Brunel Fucien

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goal by Pierre-Roland St. Jean, who was substituted in for Alexandre Boucicaut in the second half

Haïti now leads 3-0

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Final score

Haïti 3:0 Panamá

goals from Éliphène Cadet, Brunel Fucien, and Pierre-Roland St. Jean

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Final score

Haïti 3:0 Panamá

goals from Éliphène Cadet, Brunel Fucien, and Pierre-Roland St. Jean


Good result! Bring on the next one!