Men's Olympic Qualifying Playoff
FT
Tuesday, February 3, 2004
Estadio 3 de Marzo
Lineups
PAN
- 7William Aguilar
- 5Felipe Baloy
- 9Jose Luis Garces
- 11Luis Henriquez
- 14Francisco Lopez
- 13Victor Miranda
- 4Engin Mitre
- 1Jaime Penedo
- 2Roberto Stewart
- 10Luis Tejada
- 17Wess Torres
Substitutes
- 6Gustavo Avila
- 8Rolando Escobar
- 15Jose Justavino
- 3Luis Moreno
- 19Nicolas Munoz
- 18Leonel Parris
- 16Blas Pérez
- 12Francisco Portillo
USA
- 13Zak Whitbread
- 6Nat Borchers
- 14Chad Marshall
- 16Chris Wingert
- 10Landon Donovan
- 11Alecko Eskandarian
- 1D.J. Countess
- 7DaMarcus Beasley
- 5Kyle Beckerman
- 15Bobby Convey
- 9Brad Davis
Substitutes
- 2Jose Burciaga
- 3Ricky Lewis
- 4David Stokes
- 20Eddie Johnson
- 19David Testo
- 18Doug Warren
- 12Brian Carroll
- 17Eddie Gaven
- 8Logan Pause
Timeline
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