The match between El Salvador and Suriname ended in a 1-1 draw, with two first-half goals setting the tone for an intensely competitive fixture. Suriname initially took the lead at the 18-minute mark, capitalizing on one of their early attacking efforts. However, El Salvador responded promptly, finding the equalizer at the 31-minute mark, demonstrating resilience and efficient attacking interplay.

Statistically, both teams exhibited a balanced approach, though Suriname's slight edge in corner kicks (4 to El Salvador's 3) indicated a marginally more aggressive penetration of the opposition's defensive third. This slight advantage was not fully capitalized on, perhaps due to the physical nature of the game which was reflected in Suriname's four yellow cards. Their indiscipline could have disrupted their momentum and limited their ability to apply sustained pressure.

El Salvador’s three yellow cards, all spread across the match, highlight their strategic approach to halt Suriname’s advances without letting it spill over into a more serious disciplinary issue. Despite this, El Salvador managed only three corners, suggesting a more conservative approach. Their controlled fouling (six fouls to Suriname's nine) indicated tactical awareness and effective game management. Although both teams were unable to break the deadlock in the second half, the structured defensive play from El Salvador and somewhat erratic yet attacking-minded football from Suriname defined the match's dynamic, ultimately leading to a deserved draw.

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