Dominican Republic beats Haiti 3-1

For the first time in football history the Dominican Republic beats Haiti 3-1 at the hands of Mariano Diaz, Jonathan Fana and kervin Rodriguez. Haiti was able to score their only point through a penalty right at the end of the game.

Quisqueya Cup

On Sunday the 24th of March, The Dominican Republic’s national Football team will face the Haitian national Football team, in a game that promises to bring lots of excitement to Dominican and Haitian football fans alike. The Dominican national football team will be made up of the most talented Dominican footballers to date, whom play abroad in Europe, the US and Central America, with the exception of Heinz Barmettler and Cesar Ledesma whom will not be able to play due to injuries. The Quisqueya Cup is without doubt the biggest Football event to be held in the island of Hispaniola in recent times.

USA “Aztecazo” Difficult

It increasingly becomes more and more difficult for the stars and stripes team, as it is popularly known to defeat the Mexican Football team at the Azteca on the 26th, even though the Mexican national team has shown little to brag about, after tying with the Jamaican team 0-0 at home. The stars and stripes team will be missing key players like Donovan, Dempsey with a calf injury, Fabian Johnson with hip problems, Cherundolo with knee issues and their star goalie Tim Howard, whom fractured two back bones.

Faña delivers hat trick for Alianza FC.

Dominican striker Jonathan Faña performed a hat trick for his team Alianza FC., Against Salvadorian team Once Municipal which sinks the latter closer to relegation. Faña whom had not scored since his arrival to the Salvadorian team scored his first goal at the tenth minute in a 7-0 win for the “Albos”. Odir Flores scored during a penalty shoot at the 20^th, and the rest is history for the Canaries, whom failed to put a stop to the goal scoring thirsty Alianza.

Dominican Republic VS Haiti

The Dominican Republic is set to play two friendly games against Haiti, which is currently ranked 4^th in Concacaf ahead of Honduras and Costa Rica on the 22^nd and the 26^th of this month. Its being rumored that one of the matches will take place at the Dominican Republic’s national stadium, which at the moment is in dire conditions. It is more probable that the match held on Dominican soil, will be held at one of the smaller Dominican stadiums, possibly at the Park of the East Stadium on the east side of Santo Domingo. The second match is to be played at the Sylvio Cator Stadium in Port Au Prince.