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Marathon

03-23 05:00

2 - 0

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CD Victoria

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End 2-0

93′

geovanny bueso

86′

geovanny bueso

Samuel card

84′

C. Gaido

i.castillo

82′

2-0

R. Castillo

80′

J. Sanchez

E. O. Casildo

75′

tomas sorto

jaylor fernandez

72′

E. O. Casildo

71′

dester monico

B. Carlos

71′

avner portillo

A. Banegas

65′

C.perez

N. Messiniti

65′

pena

A.Vega

61′

Kenny boden

50′

1-0

R. Castillo

46′

Y. Lahera

L. Ramirez

46′

R. Castillo

D.Ramírez

Halftime 0-0

48′

J. Garcia

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Marathon claimed a convincing 2-0 home win against CD Victoria in the Honduras Primera Division on March 23, 2026. This derby victory strengthened Marathon's position near the top of the table, showcasing their attacking prowess and defensive resilience in a one-sided contest at their home stadium. The hosts took the lead in the opening twenty minutes with a powerful header from a corner kick, setting the tone for their dominant performance. Marathon sealed the match early in the second half with a brilliant solo effort, as a winger cut inside from the left flank and curled a shot into the far corner. CD Victoria offered little in response, struggling to maintain possession and failing to test the Marathon goalkeeper seriously throughout the ninety minutes. A key incident was a disallowed goal for Victoria for a marginal offside call, which extinguished any faint hope of a comeback. The three points were vital for Marathon's title chase, keeping pressure on the league leaders, while the loss left CD Victoria languishing in the lower half of the standings. The Marathon coach was pleased with his team's intensity from start to finish, and the Victoria manager acknowledged his side was second-best in all departments on the day.