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MEXICO
Group A
Manager: Javier Aguirre
Star Player: Cuauhtemoc Blanco
Number appearances in the previous World Cup: 13
Best result: Quarter-finals (1970, 1986)
His numbers: 45 games played, 11 wins, 12 draws, 22 losses
Goals: 48, Goals Against: 84
Major victory: 4-0 vs. El Salvador in 1970
Biggest defeat: 6-0 vs West Germany in 1978
Top scorer: Luis Hernandez (4 goals)
Most appearances: Antonio Carbajal (11 matches)
Hosted Cup World: 1970, 1986
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South Africa vs Mexico
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Mexico vs. Uruguay
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Brief History of Mexico:
FIFA member since: 1929
Team nickname: The Tricolores, El Tri
All-time caps leader: Claudio Suárez (178)
All-time leading scorer: Jared Borgetti (46 goals)
Notable achievements: the Gold Cup Champions (1993, 1996, 1998, 2003, 2009)
The legendary player Hugo Sanchez was a star with the Spanish club Real Madrid during the 1980s. Famous for his somersault celebration after scoring a goal, Sanchez is one of the top scorers in league history Spanish. He helped Real win five consecutive league titles from 1986-90, finished as top scorer in the league for four consecutive seasons and scored 207 goals in 283 games.
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A 30-man squad was announced on May 12 and the selection end of 23 must be submitted to FIFA on June 1
23 goalkeeper Luis Ernesto Michel 1.83 m 75 kg July 21, 1979
The goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa 13 1.80 m 72 kg July 13, 1985
The goalkeeper Oscar Perez a 1.71m 72 kg February 1, 1973
Defender Paul Aguilar 12 1.77m 65 kg of March 6, 1986
Efraín Juárez Defender 1.72m 16 62 kg February 22, 1988
Defender Jonny Magallon 19 74 kg 1.78 m November 21, 1981
Defender Rafael Marquez April 75 kg 1.83 m February 13, 1979
Defender Hector Moreno 15 1.85m 81 kg January 17, 1988
Defender Ricardo Osorio 1.72m 5 67 March 30 kg, 1980
Francisco Rodriguez 1.84m 2 68 kg Defender October 20, 1981
3 Carlos Salcido 1.75 m 72 kg Defender April 2, 1980
Defender Jorge Torres Nilo 20 1.76 69 kg January 16, 1986
Midfielder Pablo Barrera 7 1.75 65 kg m June 21, 1987
8 Midfielder 1.76 67 kg Israel Castro December 20, 1980
17 Giovani Dos Santos Ramírez 1.74m 71 kg Midfielder May 11, 1989
Midfielder Andres Guardado 18 1.69 60 kg 28 September, 1986
Midfielder Alberto Medina 22 1.72m 63kg May 29, 1983
Gerardo Torrado midfielder 1.73 m 6 72 April 1930 kg, 1979
1.81m striker Adolfo Bautista 21 76 kg 15 May 1979
Striker Cuauhtemoc Blanco 10 1.73 m 73 kg January 17, 1973
9 Guillermo Franco 76 kg Front 1.82 November 3, 1976
14 Javier Hernandez Forward 1.74m 72 kg June 1, 1988
Striker Carlos Vela 11 1.75 m 66 kg March 1, 1989
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Appearances final stage:
1930 – First round
1950 – First round
1954 – First round
1958 – First round
1962 – First round
1966 – First round
1970 – Quarterfinals
1978 – First round
1986 – Quarterfinals
1990 – with reservations, but suspended by FIFA
1994 – Second Round
1998 – Second round
2002 – Second Round
2006 – Second Round
Total record in finals: Matches played 45, won 11, drawn 12, lost 22.
Best performance: quarter-finals in 1970 and 1986.
Most appearances in final stage: Antonio Carbajal (1950, 1954, 1958, 1962, 1966) – 10.
More goals in the final phase: Luis Hernandez (1998) – 4.
World Cup high: Reaching the quarterfinals in 1970 and 1986, both as host country.
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World Cup low: defeat against West Germany in the quarterfinals of 1986 created a stigma for the Mexican national equipment. They also were eliminated on penalties in 1994 by Bulgaria.
World Cup legend: Goalkeeper Antonio Carbajal was known as "Five Cups" since it became the first player to take part in five World Cups: Brazil 1950, Switzerland 1954, Sweden 1958, Chile 1962 and England 1966. Only Germany Lothar Matthäus equaled his feat.
The story so far: as the dominant force in football in North America / CONCACAF region, which is not uncommon for World Cup Mexicans have. However, they have a record of poor performance in the final – only in 1970 and 1986, both times as hosts, have gone beyond the second round.
After making his World Cup debut in 1930, became the standard qualifiers onwards but generally struggled. In 1986, Mexico advanced to the second round, where they defeated Bulgaria in the Estadio Azteca. A memorable goal scissor kick from Manuel Negrete hosts stand "before the West German won 4-1 on penalties in the quarterfinals. Were excluded from the 1990 tournament, after aligning ineligible players in qualifiers for the Olympic Games 1988 but returned in 1994 and 1998, leaving both in the second round. U.S. local rivals got the best of them on the same stage in 2002 and Germany 2006 was the same story, but Argentina needed extra time to see them outside of Leipzig.
Rating: Mexico survived a near nightmare, and required three coaches in the process rating. While he was with his team for World Cup, Hugo Sanchez was fired after failing to qualify for the Olympic Games Beijing 2008. Sven-Goran Erikson led the team for only 13 games, including six losses, and left the team in serious trouble. Former Atletico Madrid boss, Javier Aguirre, then came to the rescue for the second time in his career.
Qualification record: P18, W11, D2, L 5, F36, A18.
Most appearances: Andres Guardado, Ricardo Osorio (16).
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Top scorers: Andres Guardado, Carlos Vela, Cuauhtemoc Blanco, Fernando Arce, Jared Borgetti, Pavel Pardo (3).
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Máxico Team profile:
After a couple of years turmoil that has seen three coaches come and go over sixty players to pull the famous green jersey, Mexico has returned to calmer waters under the stabilizing influence Javier Aguirre. The former Atletico Madrid coach has assembled a team of young talent and established stars, flickering restore confidence in the process.
Following the appointment of the man they call The Basque (Basque) regional powers jumped from fifth to second place in the final qualifying group six teams in the CONCACAF zone, winning five games, drawing one and losing only one. Having safely made their way to the end, his challenge will be to advance beyond the Round of 16, where they have been eliminated in the last four finals of the FIFA World Cup ™.
The road to South Africa
After the elimination of Belize, with a minimum of effort in the second round of qualifying, Mexico was embroiled in a difficult group with Jamaica, Canada and Honduras in the following stage. Trained at the time of Sven Goran Eriksson, the Tri struggled to impose its authority and only played in the fourth and final round on goal difference by before the Reggae Boyz.
The form of the Mexicans continued erratic in the final six-team round robin group, starting with a 2-0 defeat in the U.S. before beating Costa Rica by the same score and then lost 3-1 to Honduras. That last defeat cost Eriksson his job and his replacement by Aguirre, who spoke on conditions similar on the road to Korea / Japan 2002.
And once again the unflappable Aguirre worked a miracle, transforming the fortunes of Mexico despite starting with a 2-1 setback in El Salvador. The victories over each of his five rivals in the group then followed, giving them a ticket to the final with a game to spare. After a draw against Trinidad & Tobago in their final exit, the men in green composition of the group in second place behind the U.S. rival.
Star players
Veteran playmaker Cuauhtemoc Blanco is probably the player of Mexico fans should be thankful for the results of his side. Lured out of retirement by Aguirre, the unique talent of 36 years old, became the symbol of a revitalized team, helping younger teammates as Guillermo Ochoa, Efrain Juarez, Andres Guardado and Giovani dos Santos to find his best form. Along with captain Rafael Marquez, who is sure to provide the core team to travel to South Africa 2010.
Coach
Javier Aguirre is Mexico's most successful coach in recent times. After guiding the unfancied Pachuca to the league championship in 1999, The Basque has set itself the task of reviving a faltering national team's bid to qualify for Korea / Japan 2002. After doing just So then the Mexicans took to the top of a challenging group containing Italy, Croatia and Ecuador, although its Asian adventure ended with a last-16 defeat the U.S..
After the tournament he signed a contract with Spanish club Osasuna, leading them to Champions League 2005/06 UEFA. This impressive achievement led to a switch to Atletico Madrid, and though he directed The Atletico in fourth place in the 2007/08 season, was fired midway through the following season, the wheel turning full circle again when he took charge of a crisis-stricken Mexico. And having come to rescue his country a second time, the wily Aguirre is targeting a long stay in South Africa 2010.
Previous World Cups
· Mexico has qualified for the final of the FIFA World Cup 14 times in total more than any other side of the CONCACAF Zone.
· Mexico scored one of his best performances in history to host the tournament final in 1970 and 1986, reaching the last eight on both occasions.
· South Africa 2010 is his fifth appearance in the finals in a row. In the four previous occasions have been inclined to out on the Round of 16.
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Records
• Low Javier Aguirre, Mexico was an impressive 12-match unbeaten defeat before losing 2-1 to Colombia in a friendly, a game in which players use only at home.
• The Mexico team that won the classification South Africa 2010 contained four players who won the FIFA U-17 World Cup Peru 2005: Giovani Dos Santos, Carlos Vela, Efrain Juarez and Hector Moreno.
· Surprisingly, there was not Mexican in the top 20 scorers in the CONCACAF competition, but not less than 18 Tricolor players found the back of the net to least once during qualifying.
What they said
"I feel relaxed. Every time you reach a goal that has been brought in to achieve the satisfaction of knowing that you did not disappoint the people who put their faith in you. I am happy and proud. When I entered the work they were five and nine points away from first place, and now we are in the World Cup. "The coach, Javier Aguirre, reacts to his side second in the CONCACAF Zone.
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