On TV Azteca live: USA – Mexico for CONCACAF Qualifiers

Via Aztec TV,, follow the match live between USES vs. Mexico for the valid day at Qatar 2022 Qualifying. Those led by ‘Tata’ Martino will look for the feat against Pulisic’s fearsome United States team, however, the Mexican team keeps their spirits high and dreams of striking as a local.

The Mexican team, led by Raúl Jiménez and Hirving Lozano, trained this Monday at the High Performance Center of the Mexican Football Federation in Mexico City with its sights set on the United States, its penultimate rival in the World Cup qualifiers.

The Mexicans will receive the Americans this Thursday at the Azteca Stadium, on the twelfth day of the octagonal final of Concacaf, a duel that could ensure them one of the three direct tickets that are distributed in the area to the Qatar 2022 World Cup.

The ‘Tri’ of the Argentine coach Gerardo Martino carried out physical exercises and with the ball with news in the concentration such as Diego Lainez, from the Spanish Real Betis, and the goalkeeper Carlos Acevedo, from the Mexican Santos Laguna.

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Lainez and Acevedo joined the group this Monday, the first after arriving from Spain and the second replacing goalkeeper Jonathan Orozco, who returned to Tijuana’s discipline after presenting a muscle injury to the right biceps femoris.

Orozco was not the only casualty on the list of 29 players that Martino called for the duels against the United States, Honduras and El Salvador, the last three from Mexico in the octagonal.

Rodolfo Pizarro, from Monterrey, returned to his team after the team’s doctors confirmed that he suffered a muscle ailment in the hamstring of his right thigh; the midfielder was replaced by Roberto Alvarado, from Guadalajara.

In addition to Jiménez, striker for English Wolverhampton, and Hirving Lozano, winger for Italian Napoli, names such as Santiago Giménez, from Cruz Azul, and César Montes, from Monterrey, stood out in practice on Monday.

The Mexicans are located in the third position of the octagonal Concacaf with 21 points, the same as the United States, second in the table, and four behind the leader Canada.