Tag: “Gabriel Gomez”

Panama calls in 12 foreign-based players for WCQ

Twelve foreign-based players on Thursday were recalled into the Panama National Team by coach Julio Cesar Dely Valdes for the team’s two upcoming World Cup qualifiers. Los Canaleros will visit Jamaica on March 22 and host Honduras in Estadio Rommel … Continue reading →

Posted in Central America, Honduras, Jamaica, North America, Panama, World Cup Qualifying
Tagged Armando Cooper, Blas Perez, Felipe Baloy, Gabriel Gomez, Jaime Penedo, Julio Cesar Dely Valdes, Luis Henriquez, Luis Tejada, Mark Sanches, Nelson Barahona, World Cup qualifying | Leave a comment

WCQ predictions: Mexico, Panama should win; U.S. should tie at Honduras

By Michael Lewis Tropigol.com Editor Match Day One of the CONCACAF hexagonal is here. In my many years of covering CONCACAF and international soccer, I cannot recall seeing much a competitive six-team final group. Yes, Mexico is — and should … Continue reading →

Posted in Caribbean, Central America, CONCACAF, Costa Rica, Editorial, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, North America, Panama, U.S.A., World Cup Qualifying
Tagged Alvaro Saborio, Andres Guardado, Blas Perez, Bryan Ruiz, Carlo Salcido, Chicharito, Clint Dempsey, CONCACAF, Dane Richards, Eddie Johnson, El Tri, Gabriel Gomez, Herculez Gomez, hexagonal, Javier Hernandez, Jerry Bengtson, Joel Campbell, Jozy Altidore, Landon Donovan, London Olympics, Los Canaleros, Los Catracohs, Maynor Figueroa, Michael Bradley, New York Red Bulls, Noel Valladares, Oscar Boniek Garcia, Real Salt Lake, Reggae Boyz, Roger Espinoza, Roy Miller, Ryan Johnson, Tim Howard, Victor Bernardez, Wigan Athletic, World Cup qualifying | Leave a comment

Report: Panama’s Gomez close to signing with Atletico Nacional

Gabriel Gomez is on the verge of changing teams. The Panamanian international midfielder, who played for the Philadelphia Union last season, is close to signing with Atletico Nacional in Colombia, El Heraldo reported on Friday. A source told the Colombian … Continue reading →

Posted in Central America, Panama
Tagged Athletico Nacional, El Heraldo, Gabriel Gomez, Major League Soccer, Philadelphia Union | Leave a comment

Story No. 6 — A perfect six for Mexico in World Cup qualifying

There’s no need to ponder very much as to which country boasts the best men’s National Team in CONCACAF. It’s Mexico — in an orbit by itself. El Tri adeptly proved that during the World Cup qualifying round by winning … Continue reading →

Posted in Antigua and Barbuda, Caribbean, Central America, Costa Rica, Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, Trinidad and Tobago, U.S.A., World Cup Qualifying
Tagged Benna Boys, Blas Perez, Bryan Ruiz, Carllo Costly, Chicharito, CONCACAF, El Tri, Gabriel Gomez, hexagonal, Javier Hernandez, Jerry Bengtson, Jukio Cesar Dely Valdes, Landon Donovan, Los Canaleros, Luis Tejada, Maynor Figueroa, National Stadium, Noel Valladares, Reggae Boyz, Roger Espinoza, Saprissa Stadium, South Africa 2010, Stephen Hart, World Cup qualifying | Leave a comment

Spain rolls over Panama, 5-1

PANAMA CITY – After securing a spot in next year’s CONCACAF hexagonal in World Cup qualifying, Panama got its head handed to it by Spain on Wednesday. The World Cup and European champions struck for three goals in the opening … Continue reading →

Posted in Central America, Honduras
Tagged Andres Iniesta, Blas Perez, Gabriel Gomez, Gabriel Torres, Jaime Penedo, Los Canaleros, Pedro, Sergio Ramos | Leave a comment

Gomez scores in Union road win over Chicago

BRIDGEVIEW, Ill.— Panama international Gabriel Gomez scored the Philadelphia Union’s second goal in its 3-1 victory over the Chicago Fire in a Major League Soccer match at Toyota Park on Wednesday night. The Union (33 points), which is out of … Continue reading →

Posted in Central America, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama
Tagged Chcicago Fire, Gabriel Gomez, Guillermo Franco, Major League Soccer, Philaelphia Union | Leave a comment

Antigua, Canada, Cuba and Panama players are World Cup dreaming

By Michael Lewis TropiGol.com Editor So, if you were a player who never played in the World Cup or your country had never reached soccer’s promised land, what would you do? Antigua & Barbuda captain George Dublin says that he … Continue reading →

Posted in Antigua and Barbuda, Canada, Caribbean, Central America, Cuba, North America, Panama, World Cup Qualifying
Tagged Blas Perez, Dwayne De Rosario, Gabriel Gomez, George Dublin, Julio Dely Valdes, Luis Tejeda, World Cup qualifying, Yenier Marquez | Leave a comment

These players are dreaming of a World Cup

By Michael Lewis TropiGol.com Editor HAVANA — Their reactions of reaching the World Cup are as fantastic if they and their teammates would achieve that rare accomplishment. Antigua & Barbuda captain George Dublin says that he would streak. Cuba defender … Continue reading →

Posted in Antigua and Barbuda, Canada, Caribbean, Central America, Cuba, North America, Panama, World Cup Qualifying
Tagged Blas Perez, Dwayne De Rosario, Gabriel Gomez, George Dublin, Julio Cesar Dely Valdes, Luis Tejada, Odelin Molina, World Cup qualifying, Yenier Ramirez | Leave a comment

CONCACAF World Cup semifinal qualifying kicks off Friday

By Michael Lewis TropiGol.com Editor HAVANA, Cuba — Twelve into six doesn’t go, so a half dozen National Teams will be disappointed by October. Heck, some will be disappointed on Friday, when the semifinal round of CONCACAF World Cup qualifying … Continue reading →

Posted in Antigua and Barbuda, Canada, Caribbean, Central America, Costa Rica, Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, North America, Panama, U.S.A., World Cup Qualifying
Tagged Antigua Barracuda FC, Blas Perez, Brazil 2014 World Cup, Bryan Ruiz, Carlos Ruiz, Chicharito, Clint Dempsey, Cristian Bolanos, Dane Richards, Dwayne De Rosario, Gabriel Gomez, Giovani dos Santos, Javier Hernandez, Julio Cesar Dely Valdes, Landon Donovan, Luis Tejada, Marco Pappa, Odelin Molina, Omar Cummings, Peter Byers, Raul Gonzalez Triana, Roger Espinoza, Ryan Johnson, Tim Howard, Tom Curtis, World Cup qualifying | Leave a comment

Joseph top Caribbean wage-earner in MLS; Perez leads Central Americans

New England Revolution and Grenada international midfielder Shalrie Joseph is the top wage earner among Caribbean players in Major League Soccer, according to the MLS players union. Joseph will make a $495,000 base salary and $554,333.32 as his guaranteed salary. … Continue reading →

Posted in Caribbean, Central America, Costa Rica, Grenada, Panama
Tagged Alvaro Saborio, Blas Perez, FC Dallas, Gabriel Gomez, Major League Soccer, New England Revolution, Philadelphia Union, Real Salt Lake, Shalrie Joseph | Leave a comment

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