The era of Javier Aguirre at the head of the Mexican National Team continues to take shape, now with the first official matches that mark a new rhythm for the team. In preparation for the Copa América, Mexico will face the Honduras National Team in the quarterfinals of the League of Nations.
The Mexican team added its first victory against the United States In the last friendly game, where Raúl Jiménez signed his return with a great goal from a free kick, now they will have to show that they are capable of finishing in important games.
When and where are Mexico’s games in the Nations League?
The Mexican National Team will have two official duels against Honduras, one at home and one away, which define the transition to the Nations League semi-finals.
“We will have a respectable opponent, we will see who I choose because they are going to be two tough games and we are interested in moving to the ‘Final Four’; I have to make good decisions to put those who are better off,” said ‘Vasco’ Aguirre.
Honduras vs. Mexico
- Date: November 15
- Hour: 8:00 p.m. (central Mexico)
- Headquarters: General Francisco Morazán Stadium
Mexico vs. Honduras
- Date: November 19
- Hour: 8:30 p.m. (central Mexico)
- Headquarters: Nemesio Díez Stadium
Nations League Concacaf games
The game between Mexico and Honduras is not the only key to the Concacafsince the rest of the teams face each other to define the semifinals.
These are the remaining games of the Nations League Concacaf:
- Jamaica vs. USA
- Costa Rica vs. Panama
- Suriname vs. Canada
How has Mexico fared with Javier Aguirre?
‘Vasco’ Aguirre is living his third stage at the head of the Tricolor and the objective of the current project is to reach the next one World Cup 2026which is celebrated in Mexico, Canada and the United States.
Aguirre is accompanied by Rafael Marquezwho comes from directing Barcelona B and promoting players like Marc Casadó to the club’s first team.
To date, the coaches have had two draws and one victory, the last against the United States.
“I am self-critical, they could have made us 2-1 and everything would have been complicated; we consent to the rival and we lack the instinct to kill; “We must not relax,” he observed about the game against the United States.
With information from EFE
