The DT of the Selecta shared new conclusions of the 0-3 victory against Anguilla and stressed that the blue and white made a total of 27 shots at a rival goal.
The El Salvador team returned to his country this Sunday, one day after the 0-3 victory against Anguilla at the Raymond E. Guishard Technical Center.
At El Salvador San Óscar Arnulfo Romero and Galdámez International Airport, the technical director of the Blue and White, the Colombian Hernán Darío Gómez, listed some conclusions of the triumph on the island of the Caribbean adding statistics and indicating that the court was not in good condition.
“The three points were important. A game was made on a fairly difficult pitch. The climate (it was) difficult. A rival (anguila) who opted not to let himself be challenged. A good job of the boys in many aspects.
“It was an 80 and peak ball possession. The chances of goal were many. We made three goals, but there were 27 shots to the arch. The Anguilla goalkeeper was a figure. We scored three important goals to continue along the way,” he added.
“On a better conditions, it is simplified (the opponent is back). On a good condition the game is more dynamic. That court had no (good) condition and made us a little slow. It gave the possibility that they will accommodate and hindered a little. Nor did he stop us,” he added.
“People who speak of modern football, the statistics can with anyone. Statistics say that we had 27 shots to the arch and almost 900 passes. It is the first game that Mario González does not touch (the ball). The goalkeeper of us could be the whole game looking at the game. They are statistics that say that El Salvador was infinitely superior,” he said.
