Mexicos

Mexico's hopes to advance from Group B at the Copa America were dashed when they tumbled out of the competition on Sunday. Jaime Lozano's tenure as head coach of Mexico is hanging by a thread after his squad's dismal performance. Despite clinching the Gold Cup last year, Lozano's squad didn't meet expectations this time and he admitted that any decision regarding his future is now out of his hands. Mexico, tipped as top contenders, ended up as the most shocking dropout of the tournament thus far. Ecuador's resolute 0-0…

The quarter-finals of the Copa America are heating up with Venezuela's stunning 1-0 defeat of Mexico securing their spot. With their backs against the wall, Mexico's chances for advancement now hinge on a crucial final clash against Ecuador. Meanwhile, Ecuador boosted their hopes by toppling Jamaica 3-1. Venezuela, notching a win before the last group game, have made it through with Argentina, another titan of the turf. The turning point came when Salomon Rondon, the frontier striker, buried a penalty and duped Mexico’s…

Mexico's skipper Edson Alvarez won't partake further in the Copa America due to a hamstring debacle encountered in the introductory match versus Jamaica. Stricken with grief, Alvarez exited the arena only 30 minutes into El Tri's narrow win in Houston, cradling his right hamstring. Subsequently, officials declared the West Ham player sidelined for the upcoming fixtures, including the impending face-off with Venezuela this Wednesday. In an emotional revelation via a team social video, Alvarez expressed, "Just like my…

During their initial Copa America match at NRG Stadium, Mexico edged out Jamaica with a razor-thin 1-0 victory. However, the triumph was overshadowed by concerns over the health of their captain, Edson Alvarez. In his 80th international cap, the West Ham pivot exited the match only half an hour in, his dismay evident as he trudged off the field. Michail Antonio, a teammate of Alvarez at the club level, believed he had netched Jamaica's inaugural Copa America goal early in the second stanza, only for VAR to negate the…

Uruguay upped their game ahead of the Copa America, dazzling spectators by decimating Mexico at Empower Field at Mile High on Wednesday. In a spirited match in Denver, Marcelo Bielsa criticized Mexico's tactical plan as Darwin Nunez netted three goals leading Uruguay to a 4-0 rout of El Tri. The Uruguayan squad, under Bielsa, notched their seventh victory in 12 outings (with three ties and two defeats) by bulldozing a significantly altered Mexican team. With a crucial match against Brazil looming, Mexico's coach Jaime…