Football Query

Player · El Salvador · Defender

Luis Hernandez

No recorded goals

Caps
4
Starts
4
Minutes
303
Win % when playing
25%
Goals
0
Matches scored in
0
Penalties
0
Hat-tricks
0
For their side
—

Goals by year

Nothing to draw.

When they scored

By quarter-hour; stoppage time counts as the 45th or 90th minute.

1–15′16–30′31–45′46–60′61–75′76–90′ET

Tallest: 1 · Minute

What the goals did

Nothing to draw.

El Salvador with and without them

El Salvador's matches with known line-ups from their first recorded cap to their last.

With them411215625%
Without them15726231146.7%

Played most alongside10

Faced most10

Carlos EdwardsTrinidad and Tobago2
Chris BirchallTrinidad and Tobago2
Clayton InceTrinidad and Tobago2
Clyde LeonTrinidad and Tobago2
Cornell GlenTrinidad and Tobago2
Dennis LawrenceTrinidad and Tobago2
Dwight YorkeTrinidad and Tobago2
Kenwyne JonesTrinidad and Tobago2
Keon DanielTrinidad and Tobago2
Silvio Reinaldo SpannTrinidad and Tobago2

Against0

Nothing here.

At tournaments0

Finals and qualifying campaigns alike.

Nothing here.

Every goal0

Nothing here.

Every match on record4

In a recorded line-up, on the scoresheet or booked. “—” where the line-up isn't known.

12 Aug 2009v Trinidad and Tobago0–1started90——FIFA World Cup qualification 2009
11 Feb 2009v Trinidad and Tobago2–2started, off 33′33——FIFA World Cup qualification 2009
19 Nov 2008v Costa Rica1–3started90——FIFA World Cup qualification 2008
6 Feb 2008v Anguilla12–0started90——FIFA World Cup qualification 2008

Same name

  • Luis HernandezMexico · 21 goals · 1997–2002 — another side: the same person after switching nations, or a namesake
  • Luis HernandezPeru · 0 goals · 2001–2008 — another side: the same person after switching nations, or a namesake
  • Luis HernandezCosta Rica · 0 goals · 2018 — another side: the same person after switching nations, or a namesake

Caps, goals and cards count what the sources record: line-ups from about 2003 (World Cups from 1970, friendlies from about 2016), and few scorers in older friendlies — so career totals run low.