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Ordóñez

American  
[awr-thaw-nyeth, -nyes] / ɔrˈðɔ nyɛθ, -nyɛs /

noun

  1. Antonio 1932–1998, Spanish bullfighter.


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Meanwhile, Johnston's big tip for the future is 16-year-old Deinner Ordonez.

From BBC

Liverpool are among the clubs considering a move for Club Brugge's Joel Ordonez, with Newcastle and Aston Villa also in the race to sign the 21-year-old Ecuador centre-back.

From BBC

It was only when the unfortunate Joel Ordonez turned Josko Gvardiol's cross into his own net to give City the lead that Brugge's threat was finally extinguished, their supporters also celebrating at the final whistle as they sneaked into the play-offs in 24th place.

From BBC

“The obvious thing is the change in leadership,” forward Diana Ordóñez said “We’re not afraid. We went into this game to win. What happened was no surprise. Mexican football has changed a lot.”

From Los Angeles Times

Eleven of the 15 players Mexico used were either born in the U.S. or played there, including Ordóñez, who was born in Riverside; Pelayo, a Florida native; and Barreras, who is from Phoenix.

From Los Angeles Times