Salvador they will play with Honduras in another intersting game this evening.Honduras also managed to beat both Mexico and El Salvador (current leaders of the WCQ group), and although both games were at home it clearly tells us that those Hondurans are not to be underestimated, and rightfully so with the likes of Wilson Palacios, David Suazo (injured), Ivan Guerrero and Maynor Figueroa in their ranks.If either side can take all three points in this match, they’ll be assured of top spot in the group, and as a result, have a more favorable quarterfinal matchup, as the winner of Group B will face off against a third-place team. With the U.S. being a heavy favorite against Haiti and having a superior goal difference over Honduras, even a draw would put the U.S. in a good position to win the group. Complicating matters is the fact that El Salvador head coach Carlos de los Cobos has instilled a disciplined, defense-first mentality into his side that doesn't require them to take the initiative in attack. And when El Salvador does get the ball, they will look to break out of their 4-5-1 formation with quick, short passes, the better to utilize the talents of Quintanilla, Romero, and lone striker Rudis Corrales.Whether El Salvador is capable of such a result is another question. The players went on strike last week in a dispute with the Salvadoran Football Federation over unpaid bonuses. The disagreement has since been resolved, but some precious training time was lost. The aforementioned home draw with T&T has also increased the pressure on El Salvador to get a result in this game, since getting just one point from two home matches would put a serious dent in the Blues' hopes of qualifying.For me Honduras will win here.