ARLINGTON, Texas, EEUU (AP) – Businessman Javier Aguirre confirmed the view that his second part about his deficit in the Mexican selection was very intense. Soí fue.

With the biggest defeat, when the good football between the two teams ended, Mexico prevailed 0-0 against the Canadians in a preparation phase for two countries that shared the lead with the United States in the World Cup in June 2026.

“It is the style of play that was demanded by the team before Canada, the ones that played in the Copa América and the ones that the Lions played with.” “We played before the United States and we got upset and said ‘no to me’,” Aguirre commented to the press.

“Vasco” Aguirre left his third stage with the triathlon as the Mexican selection finished 3-0 against Nueva Zelanda and played a game at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena before more than 25,000 fans.

“With New Zealand it was different… there is no style at the moment,” agreed the 65-year-old competitor, who led the triathlon in Korea and Japan in 2002 and South Africa in 2010. “One of the different styles and I saw us adapting to the rivals.”

Excited by most of the results at the 2022 Qatar World Cup and the last Copa América, the gates of the triathlon, eliminated in the first phase, and the fans of the Arlington zone have also wished for the team. 32,623 hours at the AT&T Stadium alone.

The Mexicans, who realized they were the CONCACAF rulers, have plunged into the ground. Before the United States, he followed a Victoria in September 2019 and has now had three parties since the beginning of the Canadians, including a group of players in the world elimination.

“Canada is very intense with players who experience Europe and has a difficult equipment,” said Aguirre. “It was a part that was not particularly spectacular, but a lot of tactics, a lot of work and Mexico was at a high altitude. “Lo pudimos ganar, but the result is my juice right now.”

The Tri tendrá more than a week before its next meeting, before Valencia in Spain, on October 12 in the Mexican city of Puebla. Three days after the chocolate before the United States in Guadalajara.

The Canadians reached the only opportunity to go for 42 minutes, when Cyle Larin received a center from the coast and connected a cabezazo that they had to leave with a spectacular portero-lance Luis Malagón.

In the complementary program, César Huerta filtered a passage through Santiago Giménez near the room for 52 minutes, while the portero Dayne St. Clair reached the room and avoided the disparo of the Mexican Aryan.

Mexico traveled 72 hours after the door opened, and Roberto Alvarado recognized a difference looming over him at the end of the arc.

In the final minutes, the Mexicans hit the Triunfo gold, but they asked no one to question St. Clair.