Mexico's Road to Gold Cup 2023: Dominant Victory Against Jamaica Puts Them in the Final

2023-07-13 04:39:48

Jimmy Lozano is making us forget the months of suffering from the Mexican team. The elimination in the World Cup and the Nations Leagues have been in the past, today Mexico returns to a final and the moments of glory could return with the title of the Gold Cup 2023.

The Mexican team defeated without complications 0-3 Jamaica at Allegiant Stadium and qualified for the final of the gold Cupwhere they will face Panama, which eliminated the United States champion on penalties, seeking to recover the title of the most important tournament of the concacaf, which has not been conquered since 2019.

Henry Martín put Mexico ahead with a dressing room goal

Henry Martín celebrates his goal against Jamaica.

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The duel began very moved, Jamaica went on the attack happily from the initial whistle, knocked on the door of Memo OchoA with slight danger, however, his offensive daring paid for it with the Mexican counterattack and the first goal on his goal.

The Raggae Boys neglected their lower zone, Mexico took advantage of the spaces and Henry Martin with a powerful shot in the area of Jamaicaafter a center from the left of Jesús Gallardo broke the goal of Andre Blake and made the Mexican public explode in the stands of Allegiant Stadium.

Luis Chávez puts Mexico in the final with a great goal

In the first half hour of play Louis Chavez revived his great goal in Qatar 2022 and scored a free-kick paint for Jamaica to put the Mexican team Jaime Lozano in the Gold Cup final.

Luis Chávez celebrates his great goal against Jamaica

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Al 30’, Javain Brown violently knocked down Orbelin Pineda on the edge of the area, leaving the ball in the preferred area of Louis Chavez, He is the specialist of the Mexican National Team for free throws. The midfielder of Pachuca He took possession of the ball immediately, made a millimeter calculation with his eyes and took a shot from his left leg that was unattainable for the goalkeeper Andre Blake.

The Caribbean team had slight moments of lucidity, in which they sought, through physical power, to do damage in the arc of Memo Ochoawho, very attentive, managed to keep his bow safe, despite the fierce attacks of Michael Antoniowho tried without luck on more than one occasion.

With the game resolved, the referee added four minutes. Mexico took advantage of the time and in an individual play Jesus Gallardo served to Robert Alvaradowho completely alone in the small area pushed the ball into the net to sign the 0-3 and the ticket to the final of the Gold Cup.