Mexican Soccer Team begins training in Honduras after controversial elimination in Concacaf

Monday 18 November, 2024
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Mexican Soccer Team begins training in Honduras after controversial elimination in Concacaf

 

Arrival of the Mexican Soccer Team to Honduras

The Mexican Soccer Team arrived in Honduras last night, marking the beginning of its training at the General Francisco Morazán stadium. This move is part of the team’s preparation for the next Copa América 2024.

Reactions of Honduran Fans

During their arrival at the concentration hotel, the Tri players were the subject of demonstrations by Honduran fans. One fan expressed his displeasure over Honduras’ elimination in the quarterfinals of the Nations League the previous year.

Controversy in the Concacaf Tournament

Honduras was one step away from eliminating México in the Concacaf tournament, tying the match with a goal by Edson Álvarez and advancing to the ‘Final Four’ after a penalty shootout. However, many fans criticize the actions of referee Iván Barton, considering him decisive in the elimination of their team.

Criticisms of Arbitration Decisions

Central American fans have been quick to point out what they consider questionable refereeing decisions that affected Honduras’ performance. A follower stated: “They should feel sorry for them, they only needed a referee against Honduras. “México should feel sorry for them, they eliminated Honduras by pure referee.”

Comments about César ‘Chino’ Huerta

In addition to criticism of refereeing, controversy has been generated around César ‘Chino’ Huerta’s statements after México’s 4-0 defeat against Uruguay. One fan said: “[César] Huerta is going to swallow the words he said that day! “He’s going to swallow Huerta’s words!” These statements have increased tension between fans and the coaching staff.

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Source: Paola Padilla from Sinaloahoy on 2024-11-14 19:30:00

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