Javier Hernandez Must Leave Manchester United in January to Save World Cup Dream

If Javier Hernandez wants to play with Mexico in the 2014 World Cup he needs to make some changes soon. According to Goal.com, his agent Eduardo Hernandez (not related) met with the club’s staff earlier this month to discuss Chicharito’s future. They confirmed that there has been interest from some European clubs, but that they aren’t planning to let him go. According to Joe Bernstein... 

Mexico: What Is Next for El Tri with Miguel Herrera in Charge

Miguel Herrera left Club America after losing in the final match of the 2013 Apertura tournament. However, El Piojo had already secured another job as Mexico’s coach. Herrera took over El Tri for the two-leg playoff against New Zealand. He brought half of the players of Club America and helped the national team grab a ticket for the World Cup. In all fairness, the Kiwis were never a threat and... 

Liga MX: Why Leon Deserved to Win the Title

Leon defeated America 3-1 (5-1 aggregate score) to claim their sixth league title. The way to success was not easy for Gustavo Matosas’ side. The Argentinean arrived in Leon in 2012 when the team was in the second division. He immediately changed the club’s mindset. Leon were the only undefeated team of the 2012 Clausura tournament and eventually secured the title; that meant they had the... 

FC Copenhagen vs. Real Madrid: 6 Things We Learned from Champions League Clash

Real Madrid beat Copenhagen 2-0 in their visit to Parken Stadium and stretched their unbeaten streak to six games in this year’s UEFA Champions League . It was a particularly special game for Los Blancos. They grabbed their 800th goal in the history of the tournament, their 20th in the group stage—a record set by Manchester United (1998-9999) and Barcelona (2011-2012)—and set an all-time... 

B/R Exclusive: Alberto Garcia Aspe Talks About Mexico’s Chances at the World Cup

Ex-soccer star and analyst on Fox Deportes’ new studio show Debate Final Alberto Garcia Aspe chatted with Bleacher Report about Mexico’s World Cup rivals and El Tri’s shot at qualifying for the round of 16. Garcia Aspe played three World Cups (1994, 1998 and 2002) and scored 21 goals in 109 appearances with El Tri. He is the ninth-highest capped Mexican.   Bleacher Report:... 

Breaking Down Mexico’s World Cup 2014 Group Stage Opponents

Mexico will play in Group A of the 2014 World Cup along with Brazil, Croatia and Cameroon. This is the eighth time El Tri has been in the first sector (two of those when they hosted the tournament in 1970 and 1986). Let’s break down Mexico’s rivals:   Cameroon When: Friday June 13, 2014 at 12 p.m. ET Where: Estadio das Dunas, Natal Samuel Eto’o will lead The Indomitable Lions... 

Liga MX: What Club America Need to Win the Title

Club America have the chance to defend their title in the 2013 Apertura tournament, after drawing both games of the two-legged quarterfinal against Tigres. The 3-3 aggregate score was enough to put Las Aguilas on track to becoming the second club to win back-to-back titles since the Mexican Football Federation established a new tournament system for the Liga MX in 1996. Under the management of Miguel... 

The Key Player for Each of the 32 2014 World Cup Nations

The 32 nations qualified for Brazil 2014 will have to combine their talent and technique to support their key footballer if they want to have a shot at lifting the World Cup. We will see footballers that have proven themselves, like Andrea Pirlo, Didier Drogba and Samuel Eto’o, and some youngsters that surely have what it takes to play in football’s biggest tournament, such as Keisuke Honda... 

How Mexico Will Line Up Against New Zealand

The second leg of the playoff between Mexico and New Zealand is hours away and Miguel Herrera should start this crucial match with the best players he has to keep the World Cup dream alive.   Goalkeeper Moises Munoz will be in charge of the goal. The America keeper has not had much work lately, but he is certainly an experienced player who can step up when needed.   Defenders Veteran Rafael... 

Mexico vs. New Zealand: 5 Key Battles to Watch in the World Cup Playoff

Mexico and New Zealand are ready to tackle the first leg of the World Cup playoff to be held at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. Both squads seek to take a favorable result for the next stage, which will be played at Wellington. El Tri’s roster includes players from the local league tournament who will try to stop some of the most experienced All Whites. The feat will not be easy since Mexico... 

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