B/R Exclusive: Why the Mexico vs. USA International Friendly Is Important

Mexico and the United States are hours away from their 63rd match. It’s not a FIFA date, but this international friendly will give both managers the chance to try and look at some players who had not been on the team. In just a couple of months, these CONCACAF heavyweights will seek to conquer the World Cup and to achieve the goal they have to put together a strong and experienced team. Central... 

How Mexico Will Line Up Against USA in International Friendly

Mexico and the United States are ready to play their 63rd match against each other on April 2 in Glendale, Ariz. This will be a perfect chance for both squads to look at some players who could make their respective World Cup teams. Some have found themselves selected by Miguel Herrera for the first time since he took over El Tri. One such player is Marco Fabian, who is one of the biggest surprises... 

Mexico: Miguel Herrera Wise to Pick Marco Fabian and Rogelio Chavez in WC Prep

Mexico continue their World Cup preparations, and manager Miguel Herrera is willing to give a chance to players who have been proving themselves in the Liga MX. The side’s next clash on April 2 will pit El Tri against the United States for the first time since the World Cup qualifying tournament. This game will be the perfect opportunity to look at the footballers who could make a surprise entry... 

Why Oribe Peralta Will Have a Massive World Cup for Mexico

Oribe Peralta has become one of the most valuable assets for Mexico in the past couple of years. This summer he will play his first World Cup, and he will continue to be a thriving force for the national team. He may not be one of the youngest footballers on the team, but at age 30, “El Cepillo” is certainly a lethal striker who can change the score in the blink of an eye. He debuted with... 

Predicting a Dream World Cup Scenario for Mexico

Mexico will play their 15th World Cup this summer when they face Cameroon, Brazil and Croatia in the group stage.  El Tri have yet to qualify to the quarterfinals while playing abroad. The last time they advanced to that stage, Mexico hosted the tournament in 1986. Ever since U.S.A 1994, the national team has failed to play the fifth match, which means they have been eliminated in the round of... 

Why Rafael Marquez Is Under the Most Pressure for Mexico at the World Cup

Rafael Marquez is by far the most experienced player on Miguel Herrera’s side, however he will have a great deal of pressure during the World Cup. Marquez became an icon in 2003 when he arrived in Barcelona after four successful seasons with Ligue 1 heavyweights Monaco. The centre-back quickly became an undisputed starter and sometimes even played as a defensive midfielder, broadening his already... 

Mexico vs. USA: 5 Reasons Why El Tri Must Win the Friendly

It is no secret that Mexico and the United States have one of the longest and most ferocious rivalries in world football. No matter if it is a friendly, a World Cup qualifier or a Gold Cup match, any clash between the two CONCACAF heavyweights puts a lot at stake—from pride and honor to endurance and technique. Their next meeting will take place on April 2 at the University of Phoenix Stadium... 

20 Memorable Mexico World Cup Moments

Mexico have played in 14 World Cups and have hosted two—1970 and 1986. El Tri have gone through good and bad times, but they have always been a beacon of hope for the country. From their first victory in the history of the tournament, to the most emotional goal, here are 20 moments that deserve to be immortalized.  Let’s take a look. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

10 Mexico Players Who Could Be Big Hits in Europe

Little by little, Mexico has had more and more presence in Europe thanks to the continuous improvement of the local league. El Tri’s performance at the 2005 Confederations Cup and the 2006 World Cup opened the floodgates so that several footballers could leave the country to start a career abroad. Those tournaments set the basis and lifted the hopes of hundreds of footballers who had dreamed... 

Mexico: 5 Players Miguel Herrera Should Give a Chance to Make World Cup Team

In the quest to find the best 23 men who will represent Mexico in the World Cup, Miguel Herrera has capped 41 players in his four-month term. Some of them have appeared in all the lists Herrera has released since the two-legged playoff against New Zealand, others have not even figured but have shown that they have what it takes to wear the green jersey. Here are five Liga MX players who should get... 

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