CONCACAF Champions League Review: Olimpia, Honduras Progreso claim key wins
Wins for Honduras Progreso and Olimpia saw them stay alive in the CONCACAF Champions League.
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Olimpia and Honduras Progreso remained alive in their bids to reach the CONCACAF Champions League quarter-finals.
They had to come from behind, but Olimpia cruised to a 5-1 win over Police United on Thursday.
A brilliant sixth-minute finish by John King put the Belize side ahead in Belmopan, yet they were behind at half-time.
Carlo Costly levelled, Rommel Quioto rifled in a 25-yard effort and Kevin Alvarez tapped in for Olimpia.
Costly volleyed in another before a late Carlos Mejia penalty saw the visitors complete their win.
GOAL Olimpia, Carlo COSTLY No. 13 | September 30, 2016
Olimpia are three points behind Group E leaders Pachuca ahead of a meeting between the teams.
In Group A, Honduras Progreso moved top courtesy of a 1-0 victory against W Connection.
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Victor Moncada scored the winner from distance after poor goalkeeping by Julani Archibald.
GOAL Honduras Progreso, Víctor MONCADA No. 10| September 30, 2016
Honduras Progreso have played all four of their games and sit a point ahead of Pumas UNAM.
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