Copa Centroamericana

Honduran club Marathón will face Costa Rican Alajuelense in a Centroamerican Cup quarterfinal on September 10 without three starters—Natanael Martínez, Henry Figueroa, and Nicolás Messiniti—suspended for accumulated yellow cards.

Olimpia defeated Panama's Alianza 3–1 to secure a quarterfinal berth in the Copa Centroamericana with nine points from group play.

Marathón president Daniel Otero apologized to fans after the team's 1-0 defeat to El Salvador's Alianza FC in Copa Centroamericana play, with the San Pedro Sula club needing to beat Nicaragua's Real Estelí on Wednesday to advance.

Motagua drew 1–1 at home against Costa Rican side Cartaginés in the Concacaf Central American Cup group stage, leaving the Honduran club needing a result in its final match at Municipal (Guatemala) to secure a knockout-round spot.

Honduran club Marathón defeated Antigua GFC 3-0 in Guatemala in the 2026 Central American Cup, securing three points to keep alive its hopes of advancing in the regional tournament.

Motagua leads Group D with six points in the Copa Centroamericana and can secure a quarterfinals berth with a win over Costa Rica's Cartaginés on Wednesday; Marathón plays Antigua on Thursday seeking to advance, while Olimpia rests.

Honduran club Marathón drew goalless against Costa Rican champion Herediano in its opening match of the Copa Centroamericana, earning a valuable away point under new Argentine coach Silvio Rudman.

The Liga Nacional rescheduled the 2026 Supercopa between Motagua and Olimpia from July 25 to July 23 at the teams' joint request, allowing them more preparation time before the Central American Cup begins late July.

Concacaf has confirmed the group-stage match dates for Motagua, Olimpia, and Marathón in the 2026 Central America Cup, a four-month regional club tournament running July through December that feeds into the 2027 Concacaf Champions Cup.