Goal efficiency
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FC Zurich · CONCACAF Gold Cup · Midfielder · #8 · Netherlands · 22 yrs
L. Comenencia plays as a midfielder for FC Zurich. L. Comenencia is a Dutch international, 22 years old, midfielder, currently at FC Zurich. L. Comenencia wears shirt number 8 for FC Zurich. L. Comenencia was born in Breda, Netherlands on 2004-02-03. L. Comenencia is 186 cm tall and weighs 79 kg. L. Comenencia's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across CONCACAF Gold Cup, CONCACAF Nations League, Friendlies, World Cup, and other leagues. L. Comenencia's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore L. Comenencia season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
| Season | Team |
|---|---|
| 2026 |  Curaçao CUR |
| 2025 | Curaçao CUR |
| 2025 |  FC Zurich ZUR |
| 2024 | Curaçao CUR |
| 2024 |  Juventus JUV |
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-08-05 | Transfer | Juventus JUV | FC Zurich ZUR |
Season intelligence
Profile as Midfielder: defensive work. Archetype: Ball-winning midfielder. Season rating 6.8.
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How clinical and direct the player was in front of goal — volume, accuracy, and conversion.
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Isolation threat and progressive carrying — volume plus success rate.
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Norway’s striker left his mark, as did Scotland’s fans in Boston, but Turkey’s dark horses fell at the first hurdle“I played with him on my PlayStation, and now I’ve scored against him,” Livano Comenencia said after converting Curaçao’s first World Cup goal past Manuel Neuer in their opening match against Germany. The smallest nation ever to qualify for the World Cup went on to lose 7-1 but that goal – their only one of the tournament – will go down in history. Continue reading...
This has become one of the most important fixtures of the group stage, with both national teams chasing a place in the knockout rounds. Curacao and the Ivory Coast enter their final Group E match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup knowing that one moment could decide their tournament fate. This has become one of the most important fixtures of the group stage, with both national teams chasing a place in the knockout rounds. The Ivory Coast national team arrives with the advantage, while the Curacao national team is fighting for a historic opportunity on its World Cup debut. The stakes are extremely high: one side needs only a positive result to advance, while the other must deliver a memorable victory to keep its dream alive. The match at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia represents a defining moment for both teams. Ivory Coast can secure qualification with a win or draw, while Curacao likely needs all three points to continue its historic World Cup journey. In fact, the latter has already created one of the tournament’s biggest stories by earning its first-ever World Cup point. After suffering a heavy 7-1 defeat against Germany in its opening match, the Caribbean side responded with a remarkable defensive performance in a 0-0 draw against Ecuador. Goalkeeper Eloy Room became the hero of that match, producing a record-breaking display with 15 saves to keep Ecuador from scoring. His performance gave Curacao the belief that another strong defensive effort could put the national team within reach of the knockout rounds. However, Curacao cannot rely only on another defensive miracle. The national team must find a way to create more attacking opportunities against an Ivory Coast side that has shown quality and balance throughout the tournament. Ivory Coast looks to finish strong after dramatic Germany defeat Ivory Coast enters the match with confidence despite suffering a painful late defeat against Germany. The Elephants looked close to securing qualification after taking the lead, but Germany scored a stoppage-time winner to claim a 2-1 victory. The African side had previously opened the tournament with a 1-0 win over Ecuador, thanks to a late goal from Amad Diallo. That result placed the Ivory Coast in a strong position, and another positive result against Curacao would guarantee progress. Manager Emerse Fae has built a disciplined team that combines defensive organization with exciting attacking talent. Young winger Yan Diomande has been one of Ivory Coast’s standout performers, creating chances and providing a constant threat on the wing. The return of key defensive figures has also strengthened the squad. Evan N’Dicka is available again, giving Ivory Coast more experience at the back as the national team attempts to reach the knockout stage for the first time in its history. Livano Comenencia #8 of Curacao celebrates scoring his team’s first goal vs Germany. Curacao vs Ivory Coast: Confirmed lineups Curacao confirmed starting XI (5-4-1): Room; Brenet, Gaari, Obispo, Floranus, Fonville; Tahith Chong, Comenencia, Leandro Bacuna, Juninho Bacuna; Locadia. Ivory Coast confirmed starting XI (4-2-4): Fofana; Guela Doue, Ousmane Diomande, Odilon Kossounou, Christopher Operi; Sangare, Kessie; Amad Diallo, Bonny, Yan Diomande, Nicolas Pepe.
The final result between Ivory Coast and Curacao will determine far more than just the outcome of one match, with several qualification scenarios still possible as the group reaches its conclusion. Ivory Coast heads into its decisive final Group E match against Curacao knowing that qualification for the 2026 World Cup knockout stage remains firmly within reach. The final result between Ivory Coast and Curacao will determine far more than just the outcome of one match, with several qualification scenarios still possible as the group reaches its conclusion. While Germany has already secured top spot in the standings, the battle behind the group leader remains completely open. Ivory Coast, Ecuador, and Curacao all still have something to play for, making the simultaneous final group fixtures among the most intriguing contests of the tournament. Group E remains one of the few groups where three nations are still chasing qualification heading into the final matchday. Germany sits comfortably at the top with six points after victories over Curacao and the Ivory Coast, while the Elephants occupy second place with three points. Curacao, meanwhile, has become one of the tournament’s surprise stories. After suffering a heavy 7-1 defeat to Germany in its World Cup debut, the Caribbean nation responded brilliantly by earning its first-ever World Cup point through a remarkable 0-0 draw with Ecuador, thanks largely to goalkeeper Eloy Room’s extraordinary performance. Ivory Coast won their first match with a goal by Diallo Ivory Coast has also impressed despite suffering heartbreak in its previous outing. After opening the tournament with a dramatic 1-0 victory over Ecuador, the African side looked set for another positive result before conceding twice late against Germany, including a devastating 94th-minute winner in a 2-1 defeat. Group E Position After Matchday 2TeamPointsGoal Difference1.Germany6+72.Ivory Coast303.Ecuador1-14.Curacao1-6 What happens if Ivory Coast wins? A victory would provide the simplest outcome for Emerse Fae’s side. Winning would guarantee the Ivory Coast a place in the Round of 32 as Group E runner-up with six points, regardless of what happens in the other fixture between Germany and Ecuador. Curacao, meanwhile, would finish bottom of the group and see its historic World Cup adventure come to an end. Franck Kessie #8 of Cote d’Ivoire celebrates scoring There remains an extremely remote mathematical possibility that the Ivory Coast could even finish first if Ecuador defeats Germany by enough while the Elephants record an enormous victory to overturn Germany’s superior goal difference. However, that scenario would require an extraordinary swing and is considered highly unlikely. What happens if the match ends in a draw? A draw would also represent a successful outcome for the Ivory Coast. The Elephants would move onto four points and still qualify automatically for the knockout stage. Their earlier 1-0 victory over Ecuador gives them the crucial head-to-head advantage should the two nations finish level on points. Curacao lost 7-1 in their first match For Curacao, however, a draw would end its hopes of automatic qualification. Finishing with two points would leave the Caribbean side eliminated, regardless of events elsewhere in the group. What happens if Curacao wins? This is where the qualification picture becomes significantly more complicated. A defeat would leave Ivory Coast stranded on three points, meaning its fate would depend entirely on the outcome of Germany’s meeting with Ecuador. Several different possibilities would then emerge across the group. If Ecuador defeats Germany, both Ecuador and Curacao would climb to four points while Ivory Coast would remain on three, eliminating the Elephants from the competition altogether. Livano Comenencia #8 of Curacao celebrates scoring his team’s first goal vs Germany. Should Germany avoid defeat against Ecuador, the battle for second place would come down to the Ivor
Ecuador faces a must-win situation against Curacao in a crucial Matchday 2 showdown in Group E at the 2026 World Cup. Ecuador and Curacao are set to square off at Kansas City Stadium for a high-stakes Matchday 2 clash in 2026 World Cup Group E. With both teams dropping their opening matches, the hunt is on for their first three points of the tournament. Sebastián Beccacece’s Ecuador side suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to the Ivory Coast in their tournament opener. They now find themselves in urgent need of a victory to keep their dreams of advancing to the knockout rounds alive. On the other side of the pitch, Curacao is looking to rebound after being dismantled 7-1 by Germany in their debut. The Caribbean nation will be aiming to pull off a massive South American upset to avoid an early exit from the world stage. Ecuador confirmed lineup In search of a spark, the Argentine manager is expected to shake things up significantly from the opening match. Beccacece could alter his tactical formation entirely to prioritize a highly aggressive, must-win approach. 🇪🇨 Vamos Ecuador 🇪🇨🆚🇨🇼⌚19H00 (ECU)🏆COPA MUNDIAL DE LA FIFA📅Fecha 2 – Fase de Grupos🏟️Estadio Kansas City#UnSoloEcuador 🇪🇨 pic.twitter.com/nhsNVTDyzy— La Tri 🇪🇨 (@LaTri) June 20, 2026 Ecuador’s confirmed lineup: Hernán Galíndez; Alan Franco, Willian Pacho, Piero Hincapié, Jervis Estupiñán; Jordy Alcívar, Pedro Vite, Moisés Caicedo; Gonzalo Plata, Enner Valencia, John Yeboah. Curacao confirmed lineup Head coach Dick Advocaat has the luxury of a fully fit squad ahead of this matchup. Despite the heavy defeat to Germany, the Caribbean side escaped without any fresh injury concerns or disciplinary suspensions. Curacao’s confirmed lineup: Eloy Room; Jurien Gaari, Armando Obispo, Sherel Floranus, Deveron Fonville; Leandro Bacuna, Livano Comenencia, Juninho Bacuna; Tahith Chong, Jurgen Locadia.
The net rippled and Curaçao’s bench exploded in every conceivable direction, their giddiness underpinned by a firm awareness of the goal’s place in history. Livano Comenencia had just equalised against Germany and an island of about 158,000 inhabitants, represented here by an accomplished group born almost entirely in the Netherlands, could revel disbelievingly in the moment it had dreamed of.Reality eventually bit, Julian Nagelsmann’s side declaring on seven goals and easily avoiding an embarrassment that would have far outdone their group-stage exits in the previous two World Cups. Germany will surely reach the knockouts this time and could have made absolutely certain by adding several more. Nagelsmann will be pleased that threats emanated from all around the pitch, half a dozen scorers bearing testament to that, but it should go without saying that more accurate tests of strength will have to be navigated over the next month. Kai Havertz, rounding things off neatly with his second goal, will hope to be similarly efficient later on. Continue reading...
Germany made a successful start to World Cup 2026 on Sunday, demolishing Curaçao 7-1 in Boston. The four-time world champions were clinical in their execution, with goals from Felix Nmecha, Nico Schlotterbeck, Kai Havertz, Jamal Musiala, Nathaniel Brown, and Deniz Undav. Despite the heavy defeat, Curaçao marked their historic World Cup debut with a goal of their own through Livano Comenencia.
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