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Tense Match in Arlington: Suriname Dominates Possession Against a Depleted Dominican Republic
Arlington, Texas – In a hard-fought match at AT&T Stadium, Suriname faced a Dominican Republic team that played a significant portion of the game with ten men. The encounter, valid for the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2025, was marked by high intensity and physical play.
Suriname dominated possession with 68%, generating 15 shots, 5 of which were on target. However, the Dominican defense, despite being outnumbered, proved organized and combative. The Dominican Republic, with 32% possession, sought to create danger through counter-attacks, managing 16 shots, although only 3 found the goal.
The match was filled with fouls and cautions. The Dominican Republic received two yellow cards and one red card, the latter in the 30th minute, conditioning their game for the remainder of the match. Suriname, on the other hand, accumulated four yellow cards. Despite the numerical advantage, Suriname failed to convert their dominance into goals, while the Dominican Republic fought fiercely to maintain the tie. Salvadoran referee Ismael Cornejo had a busy night managing the game. The match concluded with a feeling of missed opportunity for Suriname and bravery for the Dominican Republic.
Substitutions dominican republic: at minute 35 J. Kaparos came in and R. Vasquez went out., at minute 46 J. Pineda came in and J. Urbaez went out., at minute 46 J. Familia-Castillo came in and H. Morschel went out., at minute 70 L. de Lucas came in and D. Romero went out., at minute 88 L. Breton came in and E. Reyes went out.
Substitutions suriname: at minute 66 Y. Leliendal came in and D. van der Kust went out., at minute 66 I. Pherai came in and D. Klas went out., at minute 74 J. Montnor came in and G. Vlijter went out., at minute 75 A. Dijksteel came in and L. Van Gelderen went out., at minute 90 D. Malone came in and M. Abena went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
Dominican Republic
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Suriname
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