By Francisco Romero. – When it was all said and done the Mexican National Team finished first in its group after a 0 – 0 draw against Honduras in the fourth round of the qualifying match at Estadio Azteca on
By Francisco Romero. – In a game with vast opportunities for both teams to score at will, Mexico beat Jamaica 2-0 and advanced to the next round of Copa America Centenario Thursday night in front of 83,263 fans at the
By Francisco Romero Members of the Mexican National Team started arriving to training camp in Mexico City, getting ready for the upcoming Copa America Centenario tournament. Juan Carlos Osorio’s team will train in Mexico until May 26th, then the team
By Francisco Romero A complicated game it was not; with poise and ease the Mexican National Team was able to beat Senegal 2-0 on Wednesday night at Marlins Park in Miami in-front-of 15,588 fans. Even though the first half was
By Francisco Romero It has been called the greatest soccer tournament in the Americas, as 16 nations will gather in the United States to bring out one Copa America Champion. It will be the first Copa America to be played
By Francisco Romero Juan Carlos Osorio obtained his first victory as Mexico’s new head coach by beating El Salvador 3-0 in the first qualifying game en route to Russia 2018 World Cup. Friday’s night victory was Mexico’s 13th straight win.
By Francisco Romero. – With Mexico’s 3-2 victory over the United States in the CONCAF Cup, Mexico’s Interim Head Coach, Ricardo Ferretti feels he has accomplished what he was asked for when he took the task of temporarily leading the
By Francisco Romero. – El Tri will take on the United States Men’s National Team on Saturday, at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, in a one-game playoff game for the right to represent the CONCACAF in 2017 Confederations Cup
By Francisco Romero. – Everything seemed to be going in the right direction for the Mexican National Team, as it was beating Argentina 2-0 and most of the 82,559 fans in attendance at TT&T Stadium, were expecting to witness El
By Francisco Romero One down and three-to-go for Ricardo “El Tuca” Ferretti in regards to heading El Tri, as he signed a four-game deal with the Mexican Football Federation. Friday night was the first game against Trinidad and Tobago, a
