Suriname has the opportunity to climb into one of the top two spots in Group A of the CONCACAF Nations League when they welcome Costa Rica on Friday at Dr. Ir Franklin Essed Stadium.
Natio slipped to third place in the group after suffering a 1-0 loss to Guadeloupe on matchday two, leaving them one point behind Los Ticos, who managed a 0-0 stalemate against Guatemala.
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How to watch Suriname vs Costa Rica online - TV channels & live streams
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Suriname vs Costa Rica kick-off time
Date: | Friday, October 11, 2024 |
Kick-off time: | 8:00 pm ET/ 5:00 pm PT |
Venue: | Dr. Ir. Franklin Essed Stadion |
The CONCACAF Nations League match between Suriname and Costa Rica will be played at Dr. Ir. Franklin Essed Stadion in Paramaribo, Suriname.
It will kick off at 8:00 pm ET/ 5:00 pm PT on Friday, October 11, in the United States (US).
Team news & squads
Suriname team news
In the match against Guadeloupe, Suriname featured four new faces in their starting lineup. Warner Hahn took over for Etienne Vaessen in goal, while Liam van Gelderen, Ridgeciano Haps, and Jaden Montnor came in to replace Anfernee Dijksteel, Stefano Denswil, and Gyrano Kerk.
Jayden Turfkruier, Silvinho Esajas, and Jonathan Fonkel are all aiming for their first appearances with the national team. Meanwhile, Gleofilo Vlijter has the chance to become the nation's all-time leading scorer, currently tied with Stefano Rijssel at 14 goals.
Suriname possible XI: Hahn; Van Gelderen, Abena, Pinas, Haps; Pherai, Van der Kust; Jubitana, Kerk, Paal; Vlijter
Position | Players |
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Goalkeepers: | Vaessen, Hahn, Fonkel |
Defenders: | Van Gelderen, Abena, Pinas, Haps, Denswil, Paal, Van der Kust, Dijksteel, Dankerlui, Malone |
Midfielders: | Pherai, Van der Kust, Kerk, Haps, Misidjan, Lonwijk, Montnor, Adipi, Esajas, Turfkruier, Righters, Slagveer, Eduard |
Forwards: | Vlijter, Kerk, Paal, Becker, Vente, Conraad, Burgzorg, Hilterman, Jubitana, Yekini, Apai |
Costa Rica team news
In their goalless draw against Guatemala, the Costa Rican squad made several substitutions, bringing on Gerald Taylor, Sebastian Acuna, Manfred Ugalde, and Warren Madrigal to replace Haxzel Quiros, Alejandro Bran, Alonso Martinez, and Josimar Alcocer.
Rashir Parkins is the sole player selected for this window still in search of his first senior cap with Los Ticos, following Acuna, who earned his first on matchday two. Additionally, Joel Campbell, their third-most capped player in history, has the opportunity to surpass Celso Borges and Juan Ulloa to move into fifth place on the all-time scoring list, as he aims for his 28th goal on Friday.
Costa Rica possible XI: Sequeira; Mitchell, Vargas, Calvo; Aguilera, Bran, Brenes, Lassiter; Madrigal, Martinez, Campbell
Position | Players |
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Goalkeepers: | Sequeira, Chamorro, Cruz, Lezcano, Briceño |
Defenders: | Mitchell, Vargas, Calvo, Vargas, Matarrita, Taylor, Cascante, Sequeira, Mora, Quirós, Faerron, Molina, Salinas |
Midfielders: | Aguilera, Bran, Brenes, Lassiter, Campbell, Madrigal, Zamora, Lassiter, Galo, Rojas, Parkins, Acuña |
Forwards: | Madrigal, Campbell, Ugalde, Martínez, Contreras, Vargas, Alcócer |
Head-to-Head Record
Date | Game | Competition |
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07/17/21 | Suriname 1-2 Costa Rica | CONCACAF Gold Cup |
10/12/08 | Suriname 1-4 Costa Rica | World Championship Qual. CONCACAF |
09/07/08 | Costa Rica 7-0 Suriname | World Championship Qual. CONCACAF |