World Cup Qualifier – USA vs. El Salvador

September 8, 2009: On Assignment, Trent.

I love the photographer at lower left shooting simultaneously with two cameras.

USA forward Charlie Davies shoots over El Salvador defender Ramon Flores.

USA goalkeeper Tim Howard leaps for the save, but Christian Castillo’s shot is a goal.

Fans react to El Salvador’s goal. I’m not sure what all the hand gestures mean.

Clint Dempsey heads in a goal. No one great image of it, so the series.

Clint Dempsey.

El Salvador goalkeeper Miguel Montes after a USA’s second goal, by Jozy Altidore.

USA defender Jonathan Bornstein (right) and El Salvador midfielder Osael Romero.

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Matt says:

September 10, 2009 at 6:22 pm

Absolutely phenomenal photos of the match. Great job.
The Montes one is perfect timing.
Mark says:

September 13, 2009 at 11:20 am

Hey, that second shot looks familiar!
http://marktheintern.blogspot.com/2009_09_01_archive.html#5295185416298351663

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