
CONCACAF Champions League Quarterfinals First Leg Game Report
Published on March 11, 2020 under Major League Soccer (MLS)
Club de Foot Montreal News Release
MONTREAL - The Impact lost 2-1 against CD Olimpia on Tuesday night, at Olympic Stadium, in the first leg of the 2020 Concacaf Champions League first leg.
The return leg will be played on Tuesday, March 17, at 8pm EDT, at the Estadio Olimpico Metropolitano, in San Pedro Sula, Honduras.
GOALS
CDO - Bengtson (Garrido) 15'
CDO - Benguché (Bengtson) 41'
MTL - Taïder (Wanyama) 47'
CAUTIONS
CDO - Nunez 24'
MTL - Wanyama 34'
CDO - Leveron 70'
LINE-UPS
MTL - GK-Clément Diop; D-Jorge Corrales, Luis Binks, Rod Fanni, Joel Waterman, Zachary Brault-Guillard (Orji Okwonkwo 46'); M-Saphir Taïder, Victor Wanyama, Samuel Piette; F-Romell Quioto (Ballou Tabla 72'), Maximiliano Urruti (Anthony Jackson-Hamel 58')
Subs not used: Evan Bush, Karifa Yao, Amar Sejdic, Shamit Shome
CDO - GK-Edrick Menjivar (Alex Güity 14'); D-Elvin Oliva, German Mejia (José Canete 90'), Johnny Leveron, Maylor Nunez; M-Carlos Pineda, Deybi Flores, Edwin Rodriguez, Matias Garrido (José Pinto 85'); F-Jerry Bengtson, Jorge Benguché
Subs not used: Cristian Maidana, José Reyes, Junior Lacayo, Michaell Chirinos
POST-GAME COMMENTS
Thierry Henry
"You have to play well for 90 minutes. We are learning. We try to progress and now we need to do this during two halves. When you try to come from behind, it's a different challenge. Everyone goes up and everything goes faster. We had some clear chances. Now we need to do like we did in the second half and push more. We have to show that we can go there and qualify for the next round."
Joel Waterman
"We had good possession at first, but we were not doing anything with it. I'm proud of the guys in the second half and how they came out. Saphir scored an amazing goal and it got us going again. We want to come out and win it in Honduras. Our confidence is high."
Samuel Piette
"The goals we allowed were easily avoidable. With the response we gave in the second half, I think we can go there and get the result. Nothing is over. There is still the return leg. It's our first loss in 2020, but we ended the game the way we wanted. We sent Olimpia the message that we didn't give up."
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CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE QUARTERFINALS FIRST LEG GAME REPORT
MONTREAL IMPACT 1-2 CD OLIMPIA
MONTREAL - The Impact lost2-1 against CD Olimpia on Tuesday night, at Olympic Stadium, in the first leg of the 2020 Concacaf Champions League first leg.
The return leg will be played on Tuesday, March 17, at 8pm EDT, at the Estadio Olimpico Metropolitano, in San Pedro Sula, Honduras.
GOALS
CDO - Bengtson (Garrido) 15'
CDO - Benguché (Bengtson) 41'
MTL - Taïder (Wanyama) 47'
CAUTIONS
CDO - Nunez 24'
MTL - Wanyama 34'
CDO - Leveron 70'
LINE-UPS
MTL - GK-Clément Diop; D-Jorge Corrales, Luis Binks, Rod Fanni, Joel Waterman, Zachary Brault-Guillard (Orji Okwonkwo 46'); M-Saphir Taïder, Victor Wanyama, Samuel Piette; F-Romell Quioto (Ballou Tabla 72'), Maximiliano Urruti (Anthony Jackson-Hamel 58')
Subs not used: Evan Bush, Karifa Yao, Amar Sejdic, Shamit Shome
CDO - GK-Edrick Menjivar (Alex Güity 14'); D-Elvin Oliva, German Mejia (José Canete 90'), Johnny Leveron, Maylor Nunez; M-Carlos Pineda, Deybi Flores, Edwin Rodriguez, Matias Garrido (José Pinto 85'); F-Jerry Bengtson, Jorge Benguché
Subs not used: Cristian Maidana, José Reyes, Junior Lacayo, Michaell Chirinos
POST-GAME COMMENTS
Thierry Henry
"You have to play well for 90 minutes. We are learning. We try to progress and now we need to do this during two halves. When you try to come from behind, it's a different challenge. Everyone goes up and everything goes faster. We had some clear chances. Now we need to do like we did in the second half and push more. We have to show that we can go there and qualify for the next round."
Joel Waterman
"We had good possession at first, but we were not doing anything with it. I'm proud of the guys in the second half and how they came out. Saphir scored an amazing goal and it got us going again. We want to come out and win it in Honduras. Our confidence is high."
Samuel Piette
"The goals we allowed were easily avoidable. With the response we gave in the second half, I think we can go there and get the result. Nothing is over. There is still the return leg. It's our first loss in 2020, but we ended the game the way we wanted. We sent Olimpia the message that we didn't give up."
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