B/R Exclusive: Martin ‘El Pulpo’ Zuniga Previews Mexico vs. South Korea

Mexican soccer legend and goalkeeper Martin “El Pulpo” Zuniga played for Chivas de Guadalajara from 1995 to 1999 and again in 2002. He also wore El Tri’s jersey. He is in San Antonio on behalf of Allstate, the exclusive insurance sponsor of the Mexican Football Federation (FMF) for the past eight years. Zuniga talked with Bleacher Report about Mexico’s friendly against... 

How Mexico Will Line Up Against South Korea

Mexico will start their preparation for Brazil 2014 on Wednesday, January 29 against South Korea. The game will take place at the Alamodome in San Antonio at 9 p.m. ET. The Asian side will not travel with some of its best footballers, such as Ji Dong-Won, Son Heung-Min, Hong Jeong-Ho and Ki Sung-Yueng, since it is not a FIFA date. Although El Tri was in the same situation, coach Miguel Herrera managed... 

Mexico’s Best and Worst World Cup Jerseys

Throughout World Cup history, Mexico have worn great kits designed by some of the top sports brands in the market. Although green has always been the reigning color, the national team has included other hues, like black, burgundy and white. In five months El Tri will debut in Brazil 2014. The Mexican Football Federation will keep the current home kit, while the blog Todo Sobre Camisetas posted a photo... 

Why Miguel Layun Can Be Mexico’s Surprise Package at the 2014 World Cup

Miguel Layun debuted with Mexico in the 2013 Gold Cup. Now, he has become a regular for the team and could make a huge impact in the 2014 World Cup. Layun has come a long way and has put behind the tough times he lived through in his first years as a regular player of the Liga MX. After three seasons with Tiburones Rojos de Veracruz, he left for Italy and became the first Mexican to play for Atalanta;... 

20 Greatest Mexico Footballers of All Time

Mexico have had a great crop of footballers throughout history. Many of them have represented El Tri in World Cups; others have found glory in the local league. From goalkeepers to strikers, being a national hero in a country that loves football like few do is not easy. These 20 stars have managed to earn a prominent place in the annals of history. Join us to find out who they are. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Mexico: What El Tri’s Preparation Process for the World Cup Looks Like so Far

Cameroon, Brazil and Croatia will bring out the best of El Tri at the 2014 World Cup, but so far Mexico only have one friendly scheduled.  They challenge South Korea on Wednesday, January 29. Although Miguel Herrera and his staff had reached out to Italy and Spain, the answer was not encouraging. Herrera told Mexican football website MedioTiempo: We tried to play with Spain and Italy, both said... 

Javier Hernandez: 5 Reasons Why Chicharito Won’t Leave Manchester United

Javier Hernandez’s future with Manchester United has been uncertain since Alex Ferguson left the team last year. But despite this issue, Chicharito will stay with the Red Devils. There have been numerous rumours about a possible transfer. Hernandez has been linked to Arsenal, Tottenham, Inter Milan and even Cardiff City. With the World Cup closer than ever, one would think that... 

Greatest Strikers to Play for the Mexico National Team

Mexico have had a notable crop of strikers throughout history; some made their career in the local league while others found success abroad. All of them have been cornerstones of the national team at different times, proving how talented and skillful they are. Their clubs have also benefited from their wit, creativity, leadership and abilities. Let’s take a look at the best strikers that have... 

Mexico: How Can El Tri Benefit from Facing South Korea’s B-Team

Mexico will start their preparation for the 2014 World Cup on January 29 against South Korea. The game will be held at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas. Hong Myung-bo released his 23-player list for the match, which only includes footballers from the Chinese, Japanese and Korean leagues because it is not an official FIFA date. In other words, this means Bayer Leverkusen’s sensation Son Heung-Min,... 

5 Resolutions for Mexican Football in the New Year

A New Year is coming and Mexican football surely needs some key factors to have a dream 2014. Miguel Herrera managed to qualify El Tri in a two-legged playoff against New Zealand, but the real challenge is yet to come. Herrera must work hard to put up a strong and competitive team for the World Cup. To make it happen he must take into consideration the footballers playing in the Liga MX and the ones... 

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