Mexico defeats New Zealand 3-0 in front of Near Empty Rose Bowl
Pasadena, CA – On a sweltering 98-degree day, Mexico faced off against New Zealand in a sparsely populated Rose Bowl. Mexico’s “El Tri” took an early lead, with Orbelín Pineda netting a right-footed shot from the center of the box to the bottom left corner in the 5th minute. Roberto Alvarado set up the play…
Liga MX’s Struggle: Financial Pitfalls vs. MLS’s Rising Power
Liga MX has been a dominant force in North American soccer, especially among Hispanic communities in the United States. The league’s dynamic matches, rich history, and passionate fan base have made it a cultural icon. However, recent years have seen Major League Soccer (MLS) rise in prominence, challenging Liga MX’s supremacy. This shift, particularly evident…
Fan Frenzy: Is U.S. Devotion Stalling the FMF’s Progress?
Soccer holds a special place in the hearts of Hispanic communities across the United States. For many, the Mexican National Team represents not just a soccer squad but a cultural beacon of pride and identity. The fervent support from Mexican-American fans has undeniably been a cornerstone of the team’s success and popularity. However, an intriguing…
Rafael Márquez: Progress or Facade for Mexican Soccer?
Rafael Márquez accepting an assistant manager role under Javier Aguirre for the Mexican Men’s National Soccer Team, with the prospect of becoming the manager after the 2026 World Cup, is a complex development that could be viewed either as a sign of progress in the Federación Mexicana de Fútbol (FMF) or as another smoke screen…
Aguirre and Marquez to The Rescue: Can Vasco And El Kaiser Resurrect Mexico
The debate over who should manage the Mexican Men’s National Soccer Team often centers on two prominent figures: Javier Aguirre and Rafael Márquez. Each brings unique advantages and potential drawbacks to the role, and understanding these can help in making an informed decision. Javier Aguirre Pros: Cons: Rafael Márquez Pros: Cons: Conclusion Choosing between Javier…
Despair to Glory: 5 Coaches Who Can Ignite Mexico’s Soccer Renaissance
Following Mexico’s disappointing elimination from Copa America 2024, searching for a new head coach should become a top priority. Here are five coaching candidates who could replace Jimmy Lozano and bring fresh tactical insights and strategies to the squad. 1. Andre Jardine Tactics and Strategies: Andre Jardine, the Brazilian tactician known for his success with…
LAFC : No Vela, No Problem
Los Angeles, CA — In a sold-out match, LAFC embarked on a new era sans Carlos Vela, a stalwart since the team’s inception. Vela’s departure, owing to contractual disagreements, leaves him a free agent. Under sunny skies and 70-degree weather, LAFC welcomed their rivals, the Seattle Sounders, setting a record with their 7th consecutive opening…
Mexico going to the 2024 Copa America after beating Honduras in penalties
The Mexican National Team faced Honduras this Tuesday night, after having lost 2-0 in the first leg of the series in Tegucigalpa last week. After this result, Mexico secured a direct spot in next year’s Copa America, and advanced to the Final Four of the Concacaf Nations League, where they will face Panama in the…
Tuca spilled the beans on Mexico’s practices
Last wednesday, ‘Tuca’ Ferretti issued one of the most revealing statements in modern Mexican soccer. Ferretti, who began coaching in the early 1990’s and has won multiple leagues with various Liga MX clubs in the last 30 years, had a few stints as national coach in 2015 and 2018. Tuca came in after Miguel Herrera…
Mexico concludes a successful October international window
Yesterday night at the Eagles’ stadium in Philadelphia, Mexico tied against Germany, in the second of two friendly matches after beating Ghana 2-0 over the weekend in Charlotte. These two matches represent the biggest test in technical terms for Jaime Lozano’s team since he began his tenure of El Tri, back in the Copa Oro…
