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CD Olimpia

03-19 07:15

0 - 0

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Olancho FC

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93′

D. Ramirez

91′

geovany martinez

devron martinez

90′

J. Benguché

88′

E. Menjivar

87′

devron martinez

78′

Murillo D.

K. Lopez

77′

axel maldonado

Agustin·Mulet

76′

J. Pinto

J. Álvarez

66′

felix garcia

kevin guity

66′

M.Chirinos

S. Ramirez

66′

D. Ramirez

J. Bengtson

62′

S. Ramirez

61′

kevin guity

59′

c.calix

G.Leiva

59′

C.Zuniga

J. Sánchez

59′

M. Ramírez

jeison mejia

47′

G. Perea

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40′

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CD Olimpia and Olancho FC played out a goalless draw in the Honduras Primera Division on Thursday, March 19, 2026, at 07:15 local time. The final score of 0-0 at the Estadio Nacional in Tegucigalpa saw the league leaders, Olimpia, drop two valuable points in their title pursuit against a resilient Olancho side. The match process was defined by defensive organization and a lack of clear-cut chances, with both teams struggling to break down the other's disciplined backline. Key moments were scarce, with the most notable incident being a disallowed goal for Olimpia in the second half for a marginal offside call, a decision that was confirmed after a brief VAR review. The standout performance came from Olancho's goalkeeper, who made several crucial saves to preserve the clean sheet and earn his team a hard-fought point on the road. The result leaves Olimpia at the top of the league table but with a slightly reduced lead, while Olancho's point aids their mid-table security. Post-match, the Olimpia manager expressed frustration at his team's inability to convert possession into goals, while the Olancho coach praised his team's defensive solidarity and game plan. The starting XI for CD Olimpia featured their typical lineup with key attackers, while Olancho FC set up in a compact 4-5-1 formation to stifle the home side's creativity.