Goodbye, fifth game; It could have been a pleasure: the Mexican national team

The fifth match of the Mexican national team has not arrived yet. The victory appeared in Samara but not to find us, but the Brazilian brothers.

The numbers seemed to be on our side, during the last 15 clashes between the two teams had left seven wins for Mexico, five for Brazil and three three ties. The team of Juan Carlos Osorio knew it, it was enough for him to do things of chingonas.

For the first time the world witnessed the momentum left by the Mexicans, shootings by Allison Becker and fouls that left the South Americans on the ground. More than one occasion

Edson Álvarez started the game by scoring a foul, Héctor Herrera, between kicks and punches that he did not look 100% . But the spirits did not decay …

In an act of solidarity and trust, Osorio gave Rafael Márquez the opportunity to become the first player to wear the captain's badge in five worlds different.

Meanwhile, the tricolor scheme did not allow the Brazilians to reach the hiding place of Guillermo Ochoa, who prevented the glory of the goal during the last confrontation between these two teams in the phase of 2014 World Cup groups in Brazil. Carlos Vela delivering, Hirving Lozano overflowing and Javier Hernández trying. Rebounds that compromised the crossbar of the goalie born in Rio Grande without having perpetrated a final push.

In a complete and involuntary synchrony, Coutinho threatened with a right foot and Carlos Vela replied by sending the ball to the podium.

At minute 32, Mexico was saved thanks to the redeemer of the gloves. Ochoa stopped a shot from Gabriel Jesus inside the area. And so began the debacle of the Mexican proposal …

Álvarez forgot one of the most distinct vices of Neymar and decided to give a fault, and the first yellow card, in a room as dangerous as a litter of kittens We love watching videos on the Internet.

45 minutes went by during which Osorio's painting sent out alerts but caused no danger.

On the field, Rafael Márquez finished his last World Cup match and dropped the pack in the 46th minute. Miguel Layún introduced himself. In the stands, the Mexicans, fulfilling their role, thwarted the din of the swollen verdeamarela.