High intensity match concludes with Mexico, surpassing Dominican Republic 3-2

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High intensity match concludes with Mexico, surpassing Dominican Republic 3-2

On date 1 of Group A of the Gold Cup, Mexico won a busy victory for 3 to 2 in the match he played against Rep. Dominican. The effectiveness of the Javier Aguirre squad, with the goals scored by Edson Álvarez (43 ′ 1T), Raúl Jiménez (1 ′ 2t) and César Montes (7 ′ 2t), contrasted with the imprecise definition of those led by Marcelo Neveleff, whose team could only score twice through Peter González (5 ′ 2t) (21 ′ 2t).

Peter González made the stadium vibrate with his definition, in the 5th minute of the second stage. After a band serve executed by Joao Urbez, the steering wheel executed a shot from the large area and the ball got into the right stick.

Raúl Jiménez was the figure of the party. The Mexico striker scored 1 goal and finished off the opposite arc on 5 opportunities.

Another important player in the game was Edson Álvarez. The Mexico midfielder was the author of 1 goal.

The technical director of Mexico, Javier Aguirre, raised a 4-4-2 strategy with Luis Malagón in the Arch; Jorge Sánchez, Israel Reyes, César Montes and Jesús Gallardo on the defensive line; Roberto Alvarado, Erik Lira, Edson Álvarez and Orbelín Pineda in the middle; and Santiago Giménez and Raúl Jiménez in the attack.

For their part, those led by Marcelo Neveleff stood with a 5-4-1 scheme with Xavier Valdez under the three sticks; Joao Urbez, Jimmy Kaparos, Cristian Mañón, Edgar Pujol and Noah Dollenmayer in Defense; Peter González, Jean López, Heinz Mörschel and Edarlyn Reyes in the middle of the court; and Dorny Romero in the lead.

Referee Oshane Nation was selected to carry out the shares of the game.

On the next date Mexico will visit Surinam and Rep. Dominican will play as a visitor in front of Costa Rica at the AT&T Stadium stadium.

Changes in Mexico
  • 45 ′ 2T – Israel Reyes left by Carlos Rodríguez and Orbelín Pineda by Alexis Vega
  • 72 ′ 2t – Santiago Giménez left by Julián Quiñones
  • 81 ′ 2t – César Montes left by Jesús Orozco
  • 82 ′ 2t – Raúl Jiménez left César Huerta
Admonished in Mexico:
  • 49 ′ 2T Julián Quiñones (unsportsmanlike behavior) and 50 ′ 2t Jesús Gallardo (discuss with a rival)
Dominican rep.
  • 60 ′ 2T – Noah Dollenmayer came out by Edison Azcona and Edarlyn Reyes by Luiyi de Lucas
  • 77 ′ 2t – Heinz Mörschel left Ronaldo Vásquez
  • 78 ′ 2t – Dorny Romero left by Erick Paniagua
  • 89 ′ 2t – Joao Urbaez left by Juan Pineda
Admonished in Dominican rep.
  • 19 ′ 2t Heinz Mörschel (unsportsmanlike behavior), 31 ′ 2t Jean López (unsportsmanlike behavior) and 34 ′ 2t Erick Paniagua (unsportsmanlike behavior)

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