L.A. Firpo, Club Xelajú battle for Quarterfinal berth in Group A

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Xelajú Hosts L.A. Firpo

L.A. Firpo enters the final round atop Group A and can secure its first Quarterfinal berth, while Club Xelajú looks to return to the knockout stage.

GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala The 2026 Concacaf Central American Cup continues on Wednesday with Club Xelajú hosting L.A. Firpo in Group A at Estadio Cementos Progreso in Guatemala City, Guatemala.

Currently atop the group due to goal differential, L.A. Firpo needs a win or a draw to qualify for the next round of the tournament for the first time in club history.

The Salvadoran club is also seeking its first victory against a Guatemalan team in the tournament, having drawn 1-1 against Comunicaciones in 2024.

Club Xelajú is looking to progress past the Central American Cup Group Stage for the second time, having previously done so in 2023.

The Guatemalan club is also aiming to win consecutive matches in the competition for the second time, following a run of three straight victories in 2025

Pre-match Stats: Club Xelajú vs L.A. Firpo

  • Club Xelajú are aiming to reach the knockout stage of the Concacaf Central American Cup for the second time, having previously done so in 2023. They are also looking to record consecutive victories in the competition for only the second time, following a three-match winning streak in the 2025 edition.
  • L.A. Firpo need only a win or a draw to secure their first-ever qualification for the knockout stage of the Concacaf Central American Cup. The Salvadoran side are also chasing their first victory against Guatemalan opposition, having drawn 1-1 with Comunicaciones in their only previous meeting in 2024.
  • L.A. Firpo have produced eight direct attacks in the 2026 Concacaf Central American Cup, the highest total of any team in the tournament. However, they have converted just one of those sequences into a goal, a figure shared by eight other clubs.
  • Club Xelajú field the oldest starting line-ups in the 2026 Concacaf Central American Cup, with an average age of 31 years and 163 days.
  • Among goalkeepers who have conceded fewer than six goals, L.A. Firpo's Felipe Amaya leads the 2026 Concacaf Central American Cup with 12 saves, while allowing only two goals in the competition.
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