5 Best Mexican Strikers of All Time

Mexican football has had several bright strikers throughout its history. From Horacio Casarin to Javier Hernandez, these players have given Mexican fans lots of joy. Despite their clear differences in style, technique and personality, these footballers have accomplished their feat as strikers and have even had the chance to play abroad. Let’s find out who are the best Mexicans in the attacking... 

Mexico Winners and Losers at the Gold Cup So Far

Mexico has never missed the knockout stage of the Gold Cup, but this edition has been a nightmare for El Tri. This squad is an alternate group. Forget about Javier Hernández, Andrés Guardado, Jesus Corona or Giovani dos Santos—the biggest names are those of Marco Fabian, Israel Jimenez, Javier Cortes and Raul Jimenez. In the opening match, El Tri lost for the first time in history... 

Martinique vs. Mexico: Gold Cup Live Score, Highlights, Recap

CONCACAF Gold Cup, Group A, Sports Authority Field, Denver, Colo., July 14. Full time: Mexico 3-1 Goals: Marco Fabian (MEX) 20′; Luis Montes (MEX) 33′; Kevin Parsemain 43′ (MTQ); Miguel Ponce (MEX) 90′ Martinique: Kevin Olimpa; Gael Germany, Steve Gustan, Audrick Linord (Abaul 35′), Gregory Arnolin, Jean-Sylvan Babin; Daniel Herelle, Olivier Thomert,... 

LPGA: Why Inbee Park Can Win the Grand Slam

No golfer has won more than three major championships in a single season. LPGA member Inbee Park is ready to make history in three weeks, as she tries to secure her fourth Grand Slam tourney at the Women’s British Open to be held at St. Andrews. The 24-year-old South Korean has already claimed the Kraft Nabisco Championship, the LPGA Championship and the U.S. Women’s Open, joining Babe... 

Gold Cup 2013 Schedule: TV and Live Stream Info for Group Stage

The United States will host the Gold Cup for the fifth time. The 12th edition of the tournament will take place from July 7 to July 28 in 13 venues, including Chicago’s Soldier Field for the final match. The CONCACAF championship will see 12 teams battle for the trophy and, most importantly, the right to face the 2015 Gold Cup champion in a single-game playoff to determine which national team... 

Japan vs. Mexico: Why El Tri’s Win and Chicharito Are Key for WC Qualifiers

With the help of Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez, Mexico won its final match of the Confederations Cup in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, and avoided tying its worst result in the tournament. In 2001, El Tri could not grab a single point after losing to Australia, South Korea and France. After a shaky start that saw Shinji Okazaki complete a superb play, which the lineman annulled, Mexico managed... 

Exclusive: Sportscaster Andrés Cantor Talks About Mexico’s World Cup Qualifier

Andrés Cantor is one of the most respected Spanish-language football commentators. Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Cantor has covered some of the most important sporting events in the planet, including the World Cup and the Summer Olympics. He is well known for his signature call of “goal,” which has been used in almost every country. He currently works in Telemundo; today, Andrés... 

Exclusive: Former Mexico Goalkeeper Martín Zúñiga Talks About El Tri’s Future

Mexican soccer legend and former FMF goalkeeper, Martín “El Pulpo” Zúñiga, won the Verano 1997 tournament with Chivas de Guadalajara and became one of the most reliable Mexican goalkeepers of his time. He is currently an Allstate spokesperson. Zúñiga discussed Mexico’s future in the World Cup qualifier, the importance of the friendly against Nigeria... 

Mexico: Heart of a Champion Is El Tri’s New Anthem

El Tri will have a huge motivator starting May 30, when the team faces Nigeria in an international friendly at Reliant Stadium. Mexican Grammy-winning pop group Jesse y Joy has put up an anthem for the national team. The song, which you can download for free, talks about the pride and passion of the El Tri supporters. “Corazón de Campeón” (Heart of a Champion) is an upbeat... 

Ranking the Top Mexican Footballers Abroad This Season

Little by little we see more Mexican footballers in Europe. This season 10 players are trying their luck in Spain and England, but not all of them have had their big break yet. Javier Hernández and Guillermo Ochoa are just two of the players that have proven to belong. Others, like Aníbal Zurdo and Ulises Dávila, are working hard to get a chance with a top-class club. From goalkeepers... 

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