Giovanni Dos Santos sudáfrica 2010

The Mexico team scored its third win in its path in preparation for the 2010 World Cup by overcoming a 2-1 win over North Korea in a friendly match played at the stadium Corona in the Mexican city of Torreon

Cuauhtemoc Blanco free kick (52), and Javier Chicharito Hernandez (68) got the win over North Korea, a worldwide selection also in the group as Brazil, Portugal and Ivory Coast, which scored through Choe Kum Chol (67).

The team coached by Javier Aguirre met with Mexican fans by winning the match, plus extend to three winning streak at this stage of preparation after the 5-0 to Bolivia and 2-0 to New Zealand.

The selection of Mexico received its first goal in three games after a mistake from their goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa, who returned to the team after being rested in the two games prior.

The first 20 minutes were the best Mexico, which came out a scheme in which White was the guide. The attacking midfielder drove the team and marked breaks launch the attack on Jonathan dos Santos, in the middle, and Alberto Medina, at the edges, looking for the striker Javier Hernandez catch a center.

White offered the best move for the first time to charge a direct free kick right post with a slight deviation from the goalkeeper North Korea included, and then scored by the same route before leaving change.

Mexico drove the ball well around the field, but the team lacked a change of pace to break the solid defensive opponent, why was complicated life in the second half.

North Korea was a solid team on the defensive, ordered to pressure the opponent and daring when he understood the game in Mexico.

The game was complicated to the Mexicans after failure of goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa to a shot of Kum Choe Chol who attacked badly and ended in a goal, why the crowd started chanting the name of his predecessor in office, Oswaldo Sanchez.

All players named were involved in the match with the exception of goalkeeper Luis Ernesto Michel of Chivas, who stayed on the bench.

Mexico's next game will be March 24 against the selection of Iceland in United States territory, after which begins on April 5, the concentration before resuming its activity in May.

Strikers Cuauhtemoc Blanco and Giovanni dos Santos headed the Mexican national football team who traveled to San Jose today to meet this Saturday match against Costa Rica, for the final hexagonal of CONCACAF World Cup qualifying on.

Strikers Cuauhtemoc Blanco and Giovanni dos Santos headed the Mexican national football team who traveled to San Jose today to meet this Saturday match against Costa Rica, for the hexagonal end of the for the CONCACAF World Cup qualifying.

The Mexicans, led by Javier Aguirre, who was fired by dozens of supporters, seeking to gain their first points in the hexagonal foreign court, which ranks fourth, which currently gives the possibility to contest a playoff to the fifth pick of the South American.

Mexico, winner of the recent CONCACAF Gold Cup and the rise in the number of classification 2010 World Cup, has not won away from home in the hexagonal, which accumulates three home wins and three losses away.

Users of the International Airport of Mexico City came to the players and between mobs gave their support and asked for autographs as it was time to address the charter flight that takes them to Costa Rica.

With six of the ten games played, Costa Rica leads the playoffs with twelve points, followed by Honduras and the United States (10), Mexico (9) and El Salvador and Trinidad and Tobago, with five units each.

The top three teams from the qualifiers will achieve their direct pass to South Africa 2010 and the fourth will play a play-off against the fifth in South America.

The coach Aguirre expressed his respect for all Costa Rican team, led by Rodrigo Kenton, but said Mexico would seek victory in a speech repeated by other members of the Mexican national team.

The goal is to win all three points with respect to the opponent, who is the leader, Ahmed said earlier this week when he received his players for matches against Costa Rica, Saturday, and Honduras, on Sept. 9.

Cuauhtemoc Blanco, Chicago Fire striker U.S., said that Mexico will seek to win in San Jose no matter if he plays well or not.

The midfielder Andres Guardado, Deportivo La Coruna Spanish, said Mexicans should abstract from the environment surrounding the party to concentrate on the target, which will be the winner.

The Mexico team plans to conduct formal training on Friday at the Ricardo Saprissa stadium field, San Jose, home of the engagement on Saturday.

The Mexican would be possible alignment with Guillermo Ochoa, Carlos Salcido, Ricardo Osorio, Efrain Juarez, Jose Antonio Castro, Israel Castro, Gerardo Torrado, Andres Guardado, Cuauhtemoc Blanco, Giovanni dos Santos and Miguel Sabah.