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Match
El Salvador vs Suriname statistics
Shots: 9 vs 5
Shots on goal: 3 vs 1
Possession: 33% vs 67%
Passes: 223 vs 474
Passing accuracy: 75% vs 85%
Fouls: 20 vs 10
Yellow cards: 3 vs 4
Red cards: 0 vs 0
Offside: 1 vs 0
Corner kicks: 3 vs 4
El Salvador qualifies
El Salvador qualifies to the next round of the playoffs with this 1-1 draw.
Match ends
The match between El Salvador and Suriname ends in a match that in the second half, had very few emotions and where El Salvador managed to keep the tie and leave no chances to a Suriname that had little to do to prevent the result ended 1-1.
90' Added
The referee decided to add three more minutes of extra time. We will see if in these few minutes remaining, El Salvador continues to hold on well to its result playing as it is doing or if Suriname manages to wake up and get the goal that will give them the victory.
🟨 87' Substitutions
Substitution for Suriname
Exit ⬇️ Boetius
Enter ⬆️ Adipi
This will give Suriname more attacking volume.
Substitutions in El Salvador:
Exit ⬇️ Ordaz and Landaverde 🟨
Enter ⬆️ Hernández and Ceren
Looking to give more freshness to the team by taking out players who already look tired.
Exit ⬇️ Boetius
Enter ⬆️ Adipi
This will give Suriname more attacking volume.
Substitutions in El Salvador:
Exit ⬇️ Ordaz and Landaverde 🟨
Enter ⬆️ Hernández and Ceren
Looking to give more freshness to the team by taking out players who already look tired.
82'
Every time Suriname thinks of going on the attack, it does not find the necessary spaces against a Salvador that is very well withdrawn, especially in the middle of the field, which is the place where Suriname cannot get through. So far, the locals have not suffered.
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In addition, Landaverde had previously been cautioned in El Salvador.
77'
El Salvador is playing a very intelligent game just going forward when they see spaces, and in that way they are generating danger, being about to score the second goal of the game. Suriname has not woken up at all in this half.
🟨 72'
The referee showed the yellow card to Kust for Suriname. The Suriname player went pretty hard on the Tamacas player in the middle of the field with a strong sweeper which earned him the yellow card. He is the fourth caution for the Suriname national team.
↔️ 67' Substitutions
Substitution in El Salvador:
Exit ⬇️ Henríquez
Enter ⬆️ Alvarado
Exit one of the important players of El Salvador with obvious fatigue, hoping with this change to have a more defensive player and give more freshness to the team in the middle of the field.
Substitution in Suriname:
Out ⬇️ Malone
In ⬆️ Pinas
Exit ⬇️ Henríquez
Enter ⬆️ Alvarado
Exit one of the important players of El Salvador with obvious fatigue, hoping with this change to have a more defensive player and give more freshness to the team in the middle of the field.
Substitution in Suriname:
Out ⬇️ Malone
In ⬆️ Pinas
62'
Suriname now has control of the ball and is playing with almost all of its team deep in El Salvador's half. Likewise, El Salvador is very well withdrawn at the back and leaves almost no space for Suriname to take advantage of.
57'
El Salvador manages to cut the game quite a bit waiting for Suriname to lose a lot of rhythm and intensity, getting fouls away from their goal and taking a long time to collect. For now, Suriname looks quite uneasy not having the ball.
52'
Suriname is arriving and playing much more dangerously than El Salvador. The visitors have already had a couple of chances that have alerted the goal guarded by Gonzalez but still without being very accurate.
🟨 47'
Cartagena is cautioned in El Salvador. The player of the local team committed a foul in the middle of the field, preventing Suriname from counterattacking. He is the second yellow carded player in El Salvador and the fourth cautioned in the entire match.
↔️ 45'
The second half starts and there is a substitution for Suriname
Out ⬇️ Turfkruier 🟨 and Dijketeel
In ⬆️ Kust and Gelderen
Taking out a player with a yellow card.
Substitution for El Salvador:
Out ⬇️ Ortiz
In ⬆️ Osorio
We will see how the game continues for this second half.
End of first half
The first half ends between El Salvador and Suriname with a caution for Suriname player Turfkruier 🟨. El Salvador finished the first half very well in their quest to keep the ball as far away from their goal as possible.
45+5'
El Salvador has managed to keep the ball as far away from its goal as possible. Even having some chances from corner kicks and other set pieces that the home team has had, Suriname was a bit left behind after El Salvador's goal.
45' Added
The referee decided to add seven more minutes of stoppage time.
It is expected that a lot of time has been given in a match that has been cut short due to fouls and injuries on both sides. We will see if in these final minutes, El Salvador manages to extend its lead or if Suriname manages to score the goal that gives them the partial victory.
It is expected that a lot of time has been given in a match that has been cut short due to fouls and injuries on both sides. We will see if in these final minutes, El Salvador manages to extend its lead or if Suriname manages to score the goal that gives them the partial victory.
40'
The game is being cut too short by both teams. A lot of fouls are being called and there have been a lot of physical discomfort on both sides. Suriname, who needs to score a goal, has little use for this kind of play.
🟨 ↔️ 35' Substitution for Suriname
Out ⬇️ Lonwijk ⚽🟨🚑
In ⬆️ Jubitana
In the end, the goal scorer was also unable to continue and has to leave due to injury.
🟨
The first yellow for El Salvador went to Cruz, for a strong protest to the central referee.
In ⬆️ Jubitana
In the end, the goal scorer was also unable to continue and has to leave due to injury.
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The first yellow for El Salvador went to Cruz, for a strong protest to the central referee.
⚽ 32' EL SALVADOR GOAL!
Goal for El Salvador, scored by Gil. Ordaz ended up getting into the box and giving the pass back to Gil who arrived alone, the nine only had to push it in to tie the game. Again, El Salvador is qualifying with this result. The match is 1-1.
🟨 28'
The second caution of the match was given to Suriname goal scorer Lonwijk. The player was lying on the field of play and by not allowing the doctors to take him away on a stretcher, he earned a yellow card.
26' Suriname had it!
Great chance for Suriname to score the second goal of the match. Once again, Rigters, who is the most important player in the match, made El Salvador suffer, grabbing a ball inside the box and shooting a shot that went just wide of El Salvador's goal.
24'
El Salvador is trying to reach Suriname's area looking to tie the match as soon as possible. The problem for them is that Suriname is well closed behind looking to safeguard their result, marking well all the spaces that the locals may have.
⚽ 19' SURINAME GOAL!
Suriname's goal, scored by Lonwijk. Great personal play by Rigters who, getting into the box, saw Lonwijk coming in, giving him the ball and the latter, defining low and first time, scored the first goal of the match. Suriname wins it and for now is the qualified to the next round.
↔️ 17' Substitution in El Salvador
Out ⬇️ Larin 🚑
In ⬆️ Flores
In the end it was a very compromising injury and the fullback of El Salvador could not continue. This great fullback retired in tears, hoping that the injury would not become serious.
In ⬆️ Flores
In the end it was a very compromising injury and the fullback of El Salvador could not continue. This great fullback retired in tears, hoping that the injury would not become serious.
15'
The game had been stopped as Larin was down on the field claiming to have been hit by a Suriname player. The medical staff had to come in but the player does not seem to have anything and will be able to continue without any inconvenience.
11' Suriname had it!
Incredible chance wasted by Suriname when it was the first goal of the match. Rigters went one-on-one in front of goalkeeper Gonzalez who, with a great save, ended up taking the duel and saving his team from partially losing the match.
🟨 8'
The first caution of the match goes to Margaret for Suriname. The player of the visiting team committed a foul against Landaverde which earned him the first yellow card in the entire match and it went to the Suriname nine.
5'
The match starts with Suriname wanting to have absolute possession of the ball to give them the intensity they want for the match, trying to score that first goal as quickly as possible. El Salvador looks calm defending at the back and with the ball.
Match starts
The game between El Salvador and Suriname begins. We will see if El Salvador continues with its good streak and manages to qualify to the next round having the advantage of playing at home. On the other hand, if Suriname will go all out as they need the three points.
The teams come out
Both teams are ready to start the qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup.
Led by the referee team, the players of El Salvador vs Suriname take the field at the Cuscatlan Stadium.
This great duel between these two teams is about to begin.
Led by the referee team, the players of El Salvador vs Suriname take the field at the Cuscatlan Stadium.
This great duel between these two teams is about to begin.
Welcome back
We are back! We are ready to bring you the actions of the El Salvador vs Suriname match in the 2026 World Cup Qualifiers. We invite you to follow along with us the actions of this match. Let's see what this great game has in store for us.
Suriname press conference
El Salvador players
El Salvador's arrival
This is how El Salvador arrived at Cuscatlán Stadium
El Salvador's kit 🟦
This is how El Salvador will be dressed for this match.
Suriname's starting 11
Suriname's starting line-up for this match is as follows
El Salvador's starting 11
This is El Salvador's starting lineup for this match.
Suriname's last lineup
In their last match, Menzo formed with a 4-2-3-1 as follows: Vaessen in goal; Dijksteel, Gelderen, Pinas and Haps in the defensive zone; Malone and Paal in the midfield double pivot; Kerk, Jubitana and Margaret in the offensive line; Vlijter as the team's 9.
El Salvador's last lineup
In their last match, Hernán Darío Gómez, formed a 4-2-3-1 formation as follows: Gonzalez under posts; Tamacas, Sibrian, Cruz and Larin in the defensive line; Landaverde and Cartagena in the double pivot midfield; Henriquez, Ordaz and Ortiz in the team's offense; Gil as the team's spearhead.
Last match
The last match played between El Salvador and Suriname was in the World Cup Qualifiers for group A, on 16 January 2011. That match ended with a resounding victory in favor of El Salvador by a score of 4-0.
History between the two
El Salvador and Suriname have faced each other both in the CONCACAF qualifiers and in the CONCACAF Championship. They have met in 9 matches where El Salvador has a clear advantage in the history with 8 wins while Suriname only won one game.
Stay tuned to follow El Salvador vs Suriname live
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How to watch El Salvador vs Suriname?
If you want to watch El Salvador vs Suriname on TV, there is no official broadcast.
If you want to watch it via streaming, your best option is YouTube or CONCACAF GO.
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If you want to watch it via streaming, your best option is YouTube or CONCACAF GO.
If you want to watch it online, VAVEL is your best option.
What time to watch El Salvador vs Suriname?
This is the kickoff time for the match between El Salvador vs Suriname on June 10, 2025 in several countries:
Argentina: 10:00 PM on Youtube and CONCACAF GO
Bolivia: 9:00 PM on Youtube and CONCACAF GO
Brazil: 10:00 PM on Youtube and CONCACAF GO
Chile: 10:00 PM on Youtube and CONCACAF GO
Colombia: 8:00 PM on Youtube and CONCACAF GO
Ecuador: 8:00 PM on Youtube and CONCACAF GO
United States (ET): 9:00 PM
Spain: 3:00 AM (next day) on Youtube and CONCACAF GO
Mexico: 7:00 PM on Youtube and CONCACAF GO
Paraguay: 9:00 PM on Youtube and CONCACAF GO
Peru: 8:00 PM on Youtube and CONCACAF GO
Uruguay: 10:00 PM on Youtube and CONCACAF GO
Venezuela: 9:00 PM on Youtube and CONCACAF GO
Gleofilo Vlijter, Suriname's star striker
Gleofilo Vlijter is the 25-year-old striker who plays for VPS Vaasa of the Veikkausliiga (Finland's top division), and is the key figure of the Suriname national team. The striker, known for his power, speed and eye for goal, is one of the most valuable players on his team, with an estimated market value of €300,000 according to Transfermarkt. He has played 22 games for the senior national team, scoring 14 goals.
Kevin Santamaría, El Salvador's driving force
Kevin Santamaría is a 34-year-old midfielder who plays for Club Deportivo Águila of El Salvador's Primera División, and is the key figure of the Salvadoran national team. The midfielder, known for his vision, ball-winning ability and offensive contributions, is one of the team's most valuable players. He has played more than 50 games with the senior national team, scoring 3 goals.
Suriname, for first place
Suriname is preparing for a crucial match in its fight to consolidate first place in Group F in the second round. The Suriboys have performed exceptionally well, maintaining an undefeated record that positions them as leaders and candidates to qualify with authority. To secure the top spot, Suriname needs at least a draw against El Salvador. Currently, Suriname leads the group with 9 points from 3 matches played.
In their last match, Suriname defeated Puerto Rico 1-0.
In their last match, Suriname defeated Puerto Rico 1-0.
El Salvador, in search of qualification to the next round
El Salvador is preparing for a key match in its fight to advance to the third round of Group F, second phase. La Selecta has performed competitively and is in a favorable position to qualify. To secure their passage, El Salvador needs at least a draw against Suriname. Currently, El Salvador is in second place with 7 points from 3 games played.
In their last match, El Salvador defeated Anguilla 3-0 as visitors.
In their last match, El Salvador defeated Anguilla 3-0 as visitors.
Cuscatlán is ready
The match between El Salvador and Suriname will be played at the Cuscatlán Stadium, located in the city of San Salvador, El Salvador, with a capacity of approximately 44,836 spectators.
Inaugurated in 1976, this stadium is the most important stadium in El Salvador and the home of the national team, known as La Selecta.
Inaugurated in 1976, this stadium is the most important stadium in El Salvador and the home of the national team, known as La Selecta.
Good evening to all VAVEL readers!
Welcome to the El Salvador vs Suriname match. My name is Julián Ramírez and I will be joining you for this second round match in group F of the World Cup Qualifiers. We will bring you the analysis and the minute-by-minute of the match that will take place at the Cuscatlán Stadium at 9:00 PM (ET).
