How Mexico Will Line Up Against New Zealand

Miguel Herrera is ready to take Mexico all the way to the World Cup, but to achieve it, he will need to put his best men on the pitch. With 10 players from Club America—which Herrera has managed since 2011—El Tri have to do their best to hold New Zealand off in the first leg of the play-off, which will take place at the Estadio Azteca. His line-up will not be different from the one he used... 

FIFA U-17 World Cup 2013: 5 Things We Learned from Mexico vs. Nigeria

Mexico and Nigeria played in the final match of the FIFA U-17 World Cup 2013. It was the second time they faced each other in the tournament, with the African side winning both games. The victory also set Nigeria as the most successful team of the competition—with four titles—since it was founded in 1985. It was also its first since 2007, when they defeated Spain in penalty kicks. For Mexico,... 

Do or Die for Mexico’s Football Future in World Cup Playoff

When Mexico play against New Zealand in this month’s two-legged playoff, they will do it for a lot more than just for the last ticket for the World Cup. El Tri have had a tough year. From February, when they started their participation in the Hexagonal with the first-ever draw against Jamaica at the Estadio Azteca, to October, when they lost at Costa Rica for the first time in 21 years. Jose... 

Complete Analysis of Giovani Dos Santos’ Villarreal Role vs. Mexico Role

Miguel Herrera decided to face New Zealand with a home-based team. This means that Villarreal forward Giovani dos Santos will not appear in the two-legged playoff, and it has a lot to do with his recent performance with Mexico. But why has dos Santos become one of El Tri‘s most talked about players, and what has been his role with the national team and his current club? He came to the scene in... 

Ranking World Football’s 20 Best Goals in October

Football brought us quite a show in October. Players from all over the world gave their best to help their teams to glory and gave their fans some unforgettable moments. From World Cup qualifiers to local league games, last month we had the opportunity to enjoy some spectacular goals. Here are the 20 best. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

The New Zealand Players Mexico Must Be Wary of

Mexico and New Zealand are getting ready for a two-legged playoff to be held next month. Although El Tri have a stronger side—they sit 24th in the FIFA World Rankings, while the Kiwis rank 79th—there are some players that the team must be wary of. Apparently, Miguel Herrera will not call the footballers that play abroad. After his team defeated Finland 4-2, the Mexican coach said in a presser: “It... 

FIFA U-17 World Cup 2013: Mexican Players to Watch in the Quarterfinals

Mexico are on their way to defending their U-17 World Cup. El Tri advanced to the quarterfinals after defeating Italy 2-0. Raul Gutierrez will try to secure his 11th U-17 World Cup victory against Brazil. The feat will not be easy, as the Verde-Amarela are the only undefeated team that remain in the competition. However, as in the past, Mexico have proven to have a strong side that can play brilliantly... 

Liga MX Results: Best Goals and Complete Results from Matchday 15

Another week in the books for the Liga MX, and it surely was very peculiar. Matchday 15 brought three victories, all by the same score (3-1), and six draws. America are still in control and lead the tournament with 35 points, six clear from Santos. Atlas finally won their first match and they did it on home soil against Queretaro. However, the Zorros are still 15th in the general table. The battle... 

Javier Hernandez Must Leave Manchester United to Be El Tri’s Cornerstone Again

Javier Hernandez has gotten few minutes with Manchester United since David Moyes took over, which has has hurt Chicharito’s performance with Mexico’s national team. He needs continuity to go back to his old self with El Tri. Hernandez has played three full seasons with United and less than half of the fourth one. However, Chicharito is going through his worst goal drought (August to October)... 

Loudest Stadiums in World Football

There is nothing like watching a game in a stadium. The vibe of thousands of fans chanting and jumping is indescribable. The passion for football goes all over the world. From the Premier League to the Superleague Greece, the ambiance is something that any one who calls himself a football fan must experience at least once. Join me in this list to find out which are the loudest stadiums of this fantastic... 

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