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Borges scores twice to give Costa Rica 3-2 victory over T&T.

BACOLET, Tobago – Celso Borges scored two second-half goals and lifted Costa Rica to a 3-2 victory over Trinidad & Tobago on Saturday, giving the Ticos command of the final round of CONCACAF World Cup qualifying.

Borges, who scored in the 13th minute Wednesday night in San Jose in a 3-1 victory over the United States, scored in the 52nd and 69th minutes, to give Costa Rica 12 points atop the standings as the final round of qualifying reached its midpoint.

Three of the six teams will qualify automatically for the 32-team field in South Africa with the fourth-place finisher entering a playoff with the fifth-place finisher from South America for the last berth.

Borges’ first goal gave Costa Rica a 2-1 lead before second-half substitute Collin Samuel equalized in the 63rd. Borges then restored the advantage, finishing unmarked from the middle of the penalty after Pablo Herrera drove a cross from the right side through the box.

Trinidad, playing its first game under player-coach Russell Latapy who replaced Francisco Maturana in April, remained with two points after four games and precariously in last place.

Trinidad started quickly, dominating the first 15 minutes before a home crowd in Dwight Yorke Stadium and taking the lead in the 30th minute when Gonzalo Segares gave away a free kick 35 yards from goals and Carlos Edwards drove a right-footed ball past an apparently misplaced wall. The shot was well left of the wall, skipped twice and entered just inside the left post past slowly reacting Costa Rica keeper Keylor Navas.

Costa Rica reacted by testing Clayton Ince two minutes later, forcing the Trinidad keeper to tip Alvaro Saborio’s header over the bar.

But Saborio converted in the 41st, appearing to mis-hit a cross by Esteban Sirias by missing with his right leg but deflecting it inadvertently with his right thigh, dribbling it between Ince and the far post.

Borges capitalized on a Trinidad mistake to put Costa Rica ahead in the 52nd, reacting to Dennis Lawrence’s attempted headed clearance. Lawrence cleared the ball up the middle, where Borges ran on and drove a ball from inside the area.

Samuel, who replaced Hayden Tinto to start the second half, restored the life to the crowd in the 63rd. Kenwyne Jones had the ball at the top of the area before Segares forced the ball wide, where Samuel ran on and drove a ball that Navas was able to partially block, but not stop from bouncing into the goal.

Costa Rica next will enter the CONCACAF Gold Cup in July before returning to World Cup qualifying in August. Trinidad must travel to Mexico on Wednesday to face an opponent it has only beaten three times in 15 matches.
 
SOURCE: CONCACAF.COM
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By: Shaun Fuentes (TTFF).


Celso Borges scored two second-half goals and lifted Costa Rica to a come from behind 3-2 victory over Trinidad & Tobago in World Cup qualifying action at the Dwight Yorke Stadium on Saturday.

Borges, who scored in the 13th minute Wednesday night in San Jose in a 3-1 victory over the United States, scored in the 52nd and 69th minutes after Carlos Edwards had given the hosts a 31st minute lead with a thunderous free kick from 25 metres out.

The win left  Costa Rica 12 points atop the standings as the final round of qualifying reached its midpoint with T&T in bottom spot on two points heading into Wednesday’s encounter against Mexico at the Azteca.

Borges’ first goal gave Costa Rica a 2-1 lead before second-half substitute Collin Samuel equalized in the 63rd. Borges then restored the advantage, finishing unmarked from the middle of the penalty after Pablo Herrera drove a cross from the right side through the box.

T&T started well and the partisan home crowd were on their feet as Russell Latapy’s men went for the kill from the opening whistle.

Gonzalo Segares gave away a free kick 35 yards from goals and Edwards drove a right-footed ball past into the net The shot was well left of the wall, skipped twice and entered just inside the left post past slowly reacting Costa Rica keeper Keylor Navas.

Costa Rica reacted by testing Clayton Ince two minutes later, forcing the Walsall keeper to tip Alvaro Saborio’s header over the bar.

But Saborio converted in the 41st, appearing to mis-hit a cross by Esteban Sirias by missing with his right leg but deflecting it inadvertently with his right thigh, dribbling it between Ince and the far post.

Borges capitalized on a T&T  mistake to put Costa Rica ahead in the 52nd, reacting to Dennis Lawrence’s attempted headed clearance. Lawrence cleared the ball up the middle, where Borges ran on and drove a ball from inside the area.

Samuel, who replaced the lively  Hayden Tinto to start the second half, restored the life to the crowd in the 63rd. Kenwyne Jones had the ball at the top of the area before Segares forced the ball wide, where Samuel ran on and drove a ball that Navas was able to partially block, but not stop from bouncing into the goal.

Latapy still pleased with the effort

Head Coach Rusell Latapy was noticeably disappointed with the loss on Saturday but was far from down spirited as he reached following what can be considered as the team’s liveliest performance of the campaign thus far.

“Obviously it’s disappointing because this is a game we went into thinking that we needed to win. We went in with that approach and to lose a game after going ahead at home is always hard to take,” Latapy said.

“But I was delighted with the effort from the boys and it’s a good promising indication of what we are capable of producing. Costa Rica are the table toppers and they showed why today because they punished us and they were clinical with their chances.

“We have now got to evaluate our performance take it forward with us. Mathematically we still have a chance of qualifying and it’s important that all of us keep that in mind because only with that belief and that spirit will it be possible to make it happen,” Latapy said.

San Jose Earthquakes striker Cornell Glen will not travel with the squad having picked up a second yellow card on Saturday and Joe Public striker Kerry Baptiste will replace him.

T&T will train at the Dwight Yorke Stadium on Sunday evening and on Monday morning before departing for Mexico City where they will arrive at close to midnight on Monday.
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Re: Borges scores twice to give Costa Rica 3-2 victory over T&T.
« Reply #1 on: June 06, 2009, 08:19:38 PM »
cause imps is shit easy fricking goal does score on he and he does geh vex ..put jan michael in goal imps to slow
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WCQ - Isn't it about results?
« Reply #2 on: June 06, 2009, 08:40:37 PM »
Post the 3-2 defeat to C/Rica...many on the forum seem to either believe that this was a good start for Coach Latas and some even rated him 9.5 out of 10. My question is how can our first defeat at home in the Hex (especially given our position in the table) be seen as a good start for any coach?

Coaches generally get the praise when their teams win (Real Madrid being the exception as coaches get fired even when they win)...and also have to take the heat when they lose....

Why should our reaction/expectations be any different of Latas?

Given our campaign thus far...I will take an ugly and scrappy 1-0 win than an "improved" 3-2 defeat any day...

It's true we need to take positives from the game....but to say it was a good start for our new coach...I am not too sure.

Just my perspective looking at the daunting bigger picture.

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Re: WCQ - Isn't it about results?
« Reply #3 on: June 06, 2009, 08:43:26 PM »
definitly was not a good start.....a win or at least a draw would have been a good start

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Re: WCQ - Isn't it about results?
« Reply #4 on: June 06, 2009, 08:44:23 PM »
the old cliche is to becareful what you ask for.

Some people can't seem to differentiate between Latapy the player and Latapy the coach.

The last coach get fired for results - and Latas ain't no different.

Whatever the people smoking who give Latas a 9.5 out of 10, I want some of that.
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Re: WCQ - Isn't it about results?
« Reply #5 on: June 06, 2009, 08:47:15 PM »
the old cliche is to becareful what you ask for.

Some people can't seem to differentiate between Latapy the player and Latapy the coach.

The last coach get fired for results - and Latas ain't no different.

Whatever the people smoking who give Latas a 9.5 out of 10, I want some of that.

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Re: WCQ - Isn't it about results?
« Reply #6 on: June 06, 2009, 08:57:31 PM »
the old cliche is to becareful what you ask for.

Some people can't seem to differentiate between Latapy the player and Latapy the coach.

The last coach get fired for results - and Latas ain't no different.

Whatever the people smoking who give Latas a 9.5 out of 10, I want some of that.
Latapy did his part. Tactically the team should have won this game easily. Individual mistakes cost us.

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Re: WCQ - Isn't it about results?
« Reply #7 on: June 06, 2009, 09:02:01 PM »
Please explain how tactically we should have won this game?

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« Reply #8 on: June 06, 2009, 09:03:44 PM »
get rid ah imps
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Re: WCQ - Isn't it about results?
« Reply #9 on: June 06, 2009, 09:06:37 PM »
the old cliche is to becareful what you ask for.
Some people can't seem to differentiate between Latapy the player and Latapy the coach.
The last coach get fired for results - and Latas ain't no different.
Whatever the people smoking who give Latas a 9.5 out of 10, I want some of that.
Latapy did his part. Tactically the team should have won this game easily. Individual mistakes cost us.
I am wondering if we had a few warm up matches that our timing would have been better in this CR match?
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« Reply #10 on: June 06, 2009, 09:08:21 PM »
No one might want to hear this right now, but the senior team is NOT going to the world cup except as spectators. There were too many administrative mistakes made early in our campaign that are costing us now:

1) The black list of the WC players.
2) Firing Wim.
3) Hiring the Dentist from Columbia to take the place of Wim.
4) Random and inconsistent selection and exclusion of players for qualifier games.

None of these factors are the Little Magician's fault.

However, getting to the point of this thread. We should now focus all of our energy on giving the U20s a shot. From now on, I think we should use a mostly U20 team combined with local Pros for the rest of this WC campaign. The Little Magician can groom these players with an eye towards the 2014 WC.

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Re: WCQ - Isn't it about results?
« Reply #11 on: June 06, 2009, 09:08:28 PM »
the old cliche is to becareful what you ask for.
Some people can't seem to differentiate between Latapy the player and Latapy the coach.
The last coach get fired for results - and Latas ain't no different.
Whatever the people smoking who give Latas a 9.5 out of 10, I want some of that.
Latapy did his part. Tactically the team should have won this game easily. Individual mistakes cost us.
I am wondering if we had a few warm up matches that our timing would have been better in this CR match?

Who knows but when is u and d keeper alone doh throw it ovah barrrrrrrrrr pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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« Reply #12 on: June 06, 2009, 09:09:37 PM »
Did u not read that Cornmeal is now at d helm of dat team. Focus on dem 2 do whatttttttttttttttt?
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Re: WCQ - Isn't it about results?
« Reply #13 on: June 06, 2009, 09:09:41 PM »
Please explain how tactically we should have won this game?
1. We played better than this team. We kept them out of the game for long periods. Costa Rica's goals were mostly against the run of play.

2. We created numerous scoring opportunities.

3. Our defensive line up was much better and it actually suited the team we played against. Avery sound left foot and Carlos speed.

4. Span's move back into the middle was a master move. he was brilliant....or close to it He gave more going forward tonight then Birchall would have given.

Individual mistakes cost us. Not the coach's tactics.

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« Reply #14 on: June 06, 2009, 09:11:43 PM »
Cornmeal is only assistant coach. Zoran is still in charge.

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« Reply #15 on: June 06, 2009, 09:13:14 PM »
1. We played better than this team. We kept them out of the game for long periods. Costa Rica's goals were mostly against the run of play.

2. We created numerous scoring opportunities.

3. Our defensive line up was much better and it actually suited the team we played against. Avery sound left foot and Carlos speed.

4. Span's move back into the middle was a master move. he was brilliant....or close to it He gave more going forward tonight then Birchall would have given.

Individual mistakes cost us. Not the coach's tactics.

Just for the sake of argument the coach determine's who will be on the pitch, not so?

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Re: WCQ - Isn't it about results?
« Reply #16 on: June 06, 2009, 09:13:19 PM »
Please explain how tactically we should have won this game?
I understand what you saying about individual mistakes costing us - but that sounding like a cop out, because we could blame the goals from the US 3-0 hammering on individual mistakes too .. as well as the 2 goals in the last 10 mins and missed penalty in ES at the beginning of the Hex on individual mistakes too.

ent tactics include squad selection and personnel management, such as substitutions as well as redploying players, having them switch sides, play deeper, push forward etc? We didn't see any adjustment to stem the goals the defence was giving up - so IMO I can't see how we should have won the game easily. Had the right substitutions been made earlier, or the formation changed to lend more support in defence, we could have conceeded less.

If anything, CR sat back, soaked up the pressure and then hit us on the counter. The 3 soft goals we conceeded is a testimony to that. Watch the construction of the 2nd goal for CR. The man who came on immediately before the setplay was taken, caused all the problems that led to that goal. They seemed to get the tactics right!
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« Reply #17 on: June 06, 2009, 09:13:24 PM »
Please explain how tactically we should have won this game?
1. We played better than this team. We kept them out of the game for long periods. Costa Rica's goals were mostly against the run of play.

2. We created numerous scoring opportunities.

3. Our defensive line up was much better and it actually suited the team we played against. Avery sound left foot and Carlos speed.

4. Span's move back into the middle was a master move. he was brilliant....or close to it He gave more going forward tonight then Birchall would have given.

Individual mistakes cost us. Not the coach's tactics.
Rastaman , yuhs ah man weh know the game of football well, so why are you arguing wid ppl who don't know the game. scotty and lawrence are the individuals who cost us the game! like you said individual mistakes cost us, latas was brilliant. no lie!
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« Reply #18 on: June 06, 2009, 09:13:41 PM »
Cornmeal is only assistant coach. Zoran is still in charge.

In charge when he in Mexico wit Latas. D chipmunk runnin d show.
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« Reply #19 on: June 06, 2009, 09:18:14 PM »
Cornmeal is only assistant coach. Zoran is still in charge.

In charge when he in Mexico wit Latas. D chipmunk runnin d show.
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« Reply #20 on: June 06, 2009, 09:19:28 PM »
Makes sense but we still have a chance at 4th place or even 3rd place if we could to everyone's shock & surprise beat Mexico on Wednesday and win all our remaining home games!

I would say only when we have absolutely no chance at 3rd or 4th place that we should then play the remaining games with the U-20s!

Latas did okay on his 1st assignment 7 out of 10, is just that the defence made too many mistakes at the back and our strikes didn't take some of the great chances that fell their way early on that would have helped us put Costa Rica away and make it too much of an uphill battle for them before the first half was completed!

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« Reply #21 on: June 06, 2009, 09:20:52 PM »
One positive from this lacklustre WC Campaign thus far is that we can score goals......

I havent done the math to determine how slim a chance if any for us to squeeze into the 4th spot playoff..

So many negative things can be said but I think us winning the first match again El Salvador would have kept the intensity going....

I realistically didnt see us having a chance against Costa Rica but we prove that if our defense was up to par like the last campaign we would have at least held on for a draw....

Keep your heads up Warriors...lets learn from our mistakes today and defend better against Mexico...lets keep building

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« Reply #22 on: June 06, 2009, 09:23:18 PM »
Makes sense but we still have a chance at 4th place or even 3rd place if we could to everyone's shock & surprise beat Mexico on Wednesday and win all our remaining home games!

I would say only when we have absolutely no chance at 3rd or 4th place that we should then play the remaining games with the U-20s!

Latas did okay on his 1st assignment 7 out of 10, is just that the defence made too many mistakes at the back and our strikes didn't take some of the great chances that fell their way early on that would have helped us put Costa Rica away and make it too much of an uphill battle for them before the first half was completed!

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Re: Borges scores twice to give Costa Rica 3-2 victory over T&T.
« Reply #23 on: June 06, 2009, 09:24:53 PM »
cause imps is shit easy fricking goal does score on he and he does geh vex ..put jan michael in goal imps to slow

No no,YOU are talking shit bajanscout. Ince is a good solid keeper, and he did excellent to save 2 sure goals in that match. No keeper would be able to keep a clean sheet when he's totally exposed by his defence like Ince was today.

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Re: WCQ - Isn't it about results?
« Reply #24 on: June 06, 2009, 09:26:47 PM »
1. Costa Rica never needed to chase the game until they went one down....as much as they wanted the win...one point would have been fine for them...so IMHO them being "out of the game" for periods could be them settling to play on the counter attack.

2. So did Costa Rica

3. One could challenge this seeing that the end result was us conceding 3 at home.

4. I could give you that...although some people seem to think that Spann didn't have such an outstanding game...

Agreed individual mistakes cost us the game...but if individual brilliance brought a victory...would you not be bigging up Latas?? So why not let him take some accountability for the mistakes as well??

Please explain how tactically we should have won this game?
1. We played better than this team. We kept them out of the game for long periods. Costa Rica's goals were mostly against the run of play.

2. We created numerous scoring opportunities.

3. Our defensive line up was much better and it actually suited the team we played against. Avery sound left foot and Carlos speed.

4. Span's move back into the middle was a master move. he was brilliant....or close to it He gave more going forward tonight then Birchall would have given.

Individual mistakes cost us. Not the coach's tactics.

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« Reply #25 on: June 06, 2009, 09:27:58 PM »
Makes sense but we still have a chance at 4th place or even 3rd place if we could to everyone's shock & surprise beat Mexico on Wednesday and win all our remaining home games!

I would say only when we have absolutely no chance at 3rd or 4th place that we should then play the remaining games with the U-20s!

Latas did okay on his 1st assignment 7 out of 10, is just that the defence made too many mistakes at the back and our strikes didn't take some of the great chances that fell their way early on that would have helped us put Costa Rica away and make it too much of an uphill battle for them before the first half was completed!

P.S. Kenwyne needs a bush bath!  8)

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« Reply #26 on: June 06, 2009, 09:28:42 PM »
Makes sense but we still have a chance at 4th place or even 3rd place if we could to everyone's shock & surprise beat Mexico on Wednesday and win all our remaining home games!

I would say only when we have absolutely no chance at 3rd or 4th place that we should then play the remaining games with the U-20s!

Latas did okay on his 1st assignment 7 out of 10, is just that the defence made too many mistakes at the back and our strikes didn't take some of the great chances that fell their way early on that would have helped us put Costa Rica away and make it too much of an uphill battle for them before the first half was completed!

P.S. Kenwyne needs a bush bath!  8)

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« Reply #27 on: June 06, 2009, 09:29:21 PM »
Makes sense but we still have a chance at 4th place or even 3rd place if we could to everyone's shock & surprise beat Mexico on Wednesday and win all our remaining home games!

I would say only when we have absolutely no chance at 3rd or 4th place that we should then play the remaining games with the U-20s!

Latas did okay on his 1st assignment 7 out of 10, is just that the defence made too many mistakes at the back and our strikes didn't take some of the great chances that fell their way early on that would have helped us put Costa Rica away and make it too much of an uphill battle for them before the first half was completed!

P.S. Kenwyne needs a bush bath!  8)

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Re: WCQ - Isn't it about results?
« Reply #28 on: June 06, 2009, 09:30:37 PM »
Latas is restoring the type of football T&T are capable of playing. When last we saw T&T play with this kinda chemistry? Ah know is only one game and we didn't win but obviously, keep Latas and support him we will be good to go . . . if not this rounds, next rounds.
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« Reply #29 on: June 06, 2009, 09:30:39 PM »
cause imps is shit easy fricking goal does score on he and he does geh vex ..put jan michael in goal imps to slow

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